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The standardsbased initiatives that dominate educational policy and practice today typically focus only on the surface skills of reading, thus isolating teaching and learning from the social and cultural contexts that are a part of every classroom. Fortunately, in this excellent volume edited by Catherine ComptonLilly, you will enter classrooms in which literacy is treated as more than just as set of skills, and discover solutions and possibilities for providing culturally responsive teaching.You'll learn how to create classrooms that reflect and honor the social and cultural worlds of children, how to make instruction relevant to your students, and how to create home school partnerships with diverse families. Especially helpful are a rich variety of practical resources that you can use in your classroom:Examples and vignettes from actual classrooms that illustrate how you can apply the insights from each chapter to your daily instruction''Recommendations for Educators and Classroom Applications'' section that translates theory to practice for busy teachersA list of suggested resourcesSidebars with tips and recommendations to use immediately with your students.The International Reading Association is the world's premier organization of literacy professionals. Our titles promote reading by providing professional development to continuously advance the quality of literacy instruction and research.Researchbased, classroomtested, and peerreviewed, IRA titles are among the highest quality tools that help literacy professionals do their jobs better.Some of the many areas we publish in include:ComprehensionResponse To Intervention/Struggling ReadersEarly LiteracyAdolescent LiteracyAssessmentLiteracy CoachingResearch And Policy
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