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NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES

  2003
 

Fall

Study Confirms Importance of Discussion-Based Instruction to Student Literacy Performance  (article)

 

Spring Contents

Tracking and the Literacy Gap

Developing a Literate Mind

How Writing Affects Learning (research review)

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  Fall 2002

Contents

Helping Lower-Achieving Students Reach High Expectations

The Critical Role of Conversation in Learning

Scaffolding Helps Students Perform New and Difficult Tasks

 

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   Winter 2002

Contents

Effective Professional Development Begins in the Classroom

Model for Reflection Helps Teachers Sharpen Observations

Teachers Share Their Views about Effective Professional Development

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Winter 2002 Newsletter
  Fall 2001

Contents

Let Us Not Abandon Our Older Readers

How Classroom Conversation Can Support Student Achievement:

  • Raising the level of student engagement in higher order talk and writing

  • Teachers' perspectives on obstacles and strategies

 

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Fall 2001 Newsletter
  Spring 2001

Contents

Effective Fourth-Grade Teachers and Their Classrooms

Classroom Dialogue Helps Struggling Readers

Developing a Professional Community of Teachers

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Spring 2001 Newsletter
  Winter 2001

Contents

Envisioning Literature in the Classroom and Out

National Public TV Series Will Feature CELA Work

Reading and Acting, by Mimi Kennedy

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Newsletter Winter 2001
  Fall 2000

Contents

A Generative Approach to Learning Allows Students to Broaden and Deepen Knowledge and Practice and Refine Skills

All Classroom Activities Intertwine in Developing Student Voice in Writing

Fourth Graders Tell Us What It Means to Read and Write Well

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  Spring 2000
  Contents
 

Fostering Thoughtful Literacy in Elementary Classrooms

Enacting a Strategic Curriculum Guides Students to High Literacy Achievement

Six Features of Effective English Instruction: How They Play Out in Middle and High School Classrooms

Using What Is Learned in Teacher Education -- How Long Does It Take?

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Newsletter Spring 2000
  Winter 2000
 

Contents

Engaging Students in Meaningful Conversation Leads to Higher Achievement

E-Texts in ESL Classes

Excerpts from a Conversation with Dick Allington and Anne McGill-Franzen about Teaching Reading

Developing "Context-Wise" Mathematics Students

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Newsletter Winter 2000
  Fall 1999

Contents

CELA Researchers Identify Five Key Instructional Features

How Censorship Affects High School Teachers

Making the Best Use of New Tools: Standards for Integrating Technology

A Useful Framework for Studying Professional Development

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Newsletter Spring 1999
  Spring 1999

Contents

Integrating Curriculum in Elementary Classrooms to Promote Higher Student Achievement

Kindergarten Intervention Shows Promise

Common Instructional Features in Uncommonly Successful English Language Arts Programs

The Contexts of Learning Foundations of Academic Achievement

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Newsletter Spring 1999
  Winter 1999

Contents

Teachers and Students Excel in Rich Professional Environments

Technology in Schools: Can We Make It Work?

How Students Engage with Educational Software

District Office Staff Play Key Role in Student Achievement

Overt Connections Important to Students Success and Teacher Professionalism

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Newsletter Winter 1999
  Fall 1998

Contents

Beating the Odds: Critical Components Boost Student Performance

Effective Early Literacy Teachers Bring Low Achievers' Scores Way Up

Integrating Curriculum: Reviews of the Literature

"Reading" the World Wide Web

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Newsletter Fall 1998
  Spring 1998

Contents

Effective Early Literacy Instruction: Complex and Dynamic

Some Empirical Findings on How First and Second Language Learners Acquire New Vocabulary

Hmong Writing in Laos and the U.S.

How Teachers View and Use English Language Arts Standards

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Newsletter Srping 1998
  Winter 1998

Contents

English: Not Just for English (Class) Anymore

Pursuing Literacy in the 2oth Century

Technology, Tutoring, and Improved Reading

How Teachers Learn to Incorporate Knowledge about Community Language and Literacy into Their Curricula

Relevance: A Piece of the Puzzle of Academic Talk

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Newsletter Winter 1998
  Fall 1997

Contents

Beyond Winners and Losers

Talking about Writing, Writing about Talk: A Neglected Resource for Learning

Electronic Texts and Literacy

National Math and Science Standards: Rhetoric or Really a Call for Math and Science Literacy?

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Newsletter Fall 1997
  Spring 1997

 

Contents

Literature Learning and Thinking in High School Classes

How ESL Teachers Use Technology for Instruction

Telling Stories vs. Structuring Essays: Understanding Contrasting Rhetorics

 

 

  Fall 1996

Contents

Two Children, Two Stories of School and Literacy

Shaping Conversations to Provide Coherence in High School Literature Curricula

Multimedia Software: Potential Tool for Improving Student Literacy?

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Last Updated December 4, 2006