Exploring informational texts : from theory to practice /

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Imprint:Portsmouth, NH : Heinemann, c2003.
Description:ix, 187 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/6371478
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Other authors / contributors:Hoyt, Linda.
Mooney, Margaret E.
Parkes, Brenda.
ISBN:0325004722 (alk. paper)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (p. 175-180) and index.
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Table of Contents:
  • Note to the Reader
  • Celebrating Informational Text
  • Part 1. Bringing Informational Texts into Focus
  • 1. Informational Text? The Research Says, "Yes!"
  • 2. Thinking as a Reader and Writer of Informational Text
  • 3. The Power of Informational Texts in Developing Readers and Writers
  • 4. Critical Literacy Through Guided Experiences with Informational Texts
  • Part 2. Tapping into Informational Text Structures and Text Features
  • 5. The Why of Some Features of Informational Text
  • 6. Coming to Terms with a Table of Contents
  • 7. Using Text Features as Tools for Learning
  • 8. Understanding Text Structures
  • Part 3. Understanding Informational Texts Through Guided Reading
  • 9. Guided Reading with Informational Text
  • 10. Teachers and Students Overcome Challenges
  • 11. Traveling in Depth
  • 12. Oral Reading in Informational Texts: Let's Keep It in Perspective!
  • 13. Navigating Through Informational Texts
  • 14. Guided Reading in Mathematics
  • 15. Quick Tips for Getting Started with Guided Reading of Informational Texts
  • 16. Laying Foundations for Guided Reading Through Buddy Reading
  • Part 4. Guided Writing: A Support System for Informational Writing
  • 17. Guided Writing
  • 18. Linking Guided Reading and Guided Writing
  • 19. Support for Students Writing Informational Texts in Writers Workshop
  • 20. Using the Expository Pyramid to Stimulate Informational Writing
  • Part 5. Professional Writing Informational Texts for Young Readers
  • 21. Thinking Behind the Pen
  • 22. Keeping the Pen Sharp
  • Part 6. Checking Up
  • 23. Taking Stock of Our Practices
  • 24. Some Assessment Tools
  • 25. Assessment Through Application
  • Contributors
  • Bibliography and References
  • Index