1999
DOI: 10.1080/00098659909599401
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The Challenge of Content Area Literacy: A Middle School Case Study

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“…The most promising pedagogical approaches for dealing with these issues appear to oer a balance of rich content-area reading experiences coupled with formal instruction aimed at developing students' reading strategies, morphological knowledge, word-analysis strategies, and general study strategies (e.g. Bulgren and Scanlon 1998;Camp 2000;Carlisle 2000;Cunningham 1998;Deshler et al 1996;Guillaume 1998;Guthrie et al 1999;Hulstijn 2001;Loranger 1999;Mahony, Singson, and Mann 2000;Vacca and Vacca 1996;Wesche and Paribakht 2000;Yopp and Yopp 2000). One common component of many of these approaches is an emphasis on graphic organizers as a tool for unpacking or relating dicult content concepts (cf.…”
Section: Looking To the Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most promising pedagogical approaches for dealing with these issues appear to oer a balance of rich content-area reading experiences coupled with formal instruction aimed at developing students' reading strategies, morphological knowledge, word-analysis strategies, and general study strategies (e.g. Bulgren and Scanlon 1998;Camp 2000;Carlisle 2000;Cunningham 1998;Deshler et al 1996;Guillaume 1998;Guthrie et al 1999;Hulstijn 2001;Loranger 1999;Mahony, Singson, and Mann 2000;Vacca and Vacca 1996;Wesche and Paribakht 2000;Yopp and Yopp 2000). One common component of many of these approaches is an emphasis on graphic organizers as a tool for unpacking or relating dicult content concepts (cf.…”
Section: Looking To the Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their responses reflect an awareness of "reading to learn strategies" (Bryant et. at 1999, Loranger 1999) that literate students and adults use to access content and a belief that their students did not yet have reading to learn strategies 2 (see Table 1.) that were necessary to engage with the literacy demands of LeTUS curriculum.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ε ζεσξία ηεο αλαγλσζηηθήο αληαπφθξηζεο θαη ηεο πξφζιεςεο [42] αμηνινγεζεί ε δχλακε ηεο πεξηγξαθήο ηνπ θεηκέλνπ ζε ζπζρεηηζκφ κε ηηο εηθφλεο πνπ ην επνπηηθνπνηνχλ (Σξηαληνπνχινπ et al, 2010). (Loranger, 1999).…”
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