The Literacy Coaching Challenge: Models and Methods for Grades K-8 (Solving Problems in Teaching of Literacy) *Special considerations in middle school coaching.See also The Literacy Coach's Handbook, Second Edition, which offers a complete primer on the role of the literacy coach and what coaches need to know to get started.When the goal is
| TITLE | : | The Literacy Coaching Challenge: Models and Methods for Grades K-8 (Solving Problems in Teaching of Literacy) |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.78 (755 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 159385711X |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 212 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2008-04-30 |
| GENRE | : |
When the goal is supporting excellent teaching, there is no "one-size-fits-all" approach. This popular practitioner resource and text helps readers navigate the many choices involved in developing and fine-tuning a coaching program that offers the best fit for a particular school. The authors draw on current research as well as their extensive experience in K-8 settings. They provide clear guidance (with helpful reproducibles) on: *Major coaching models and how to choose among them.*Applying principles of adult learning and motivation.*The role of reading assessment in coaching.*Balancing classroom-level, grade-level, and whole-school tasks.*Special considerations in middle school coaching.See also The Literacy Coach's Handbook, Second Edition, which offers a complete primer on the role of the literacy coach and what coaches need to know to get started.
EDITORIAL :
"This book would be extremely useful for instructing future literacy coaches in their job requirements and the execution of these responsibilities. Experienced coaches, principals, and administrators will also find valuable strategies for improving instructional programs. The use of assessment data to provide systematic professional development based on adult learning theories and coaching models makes this a 'must read' for anyone dealing with coaching."--Sandra D. Meyers, EdD, Education Associate, Reading, Delaware Department of Education
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United States is behind in nearly every socioeconomic category. Then during our family meeting, one of the kids gets to pick our roughhousing activity of the week.
The first part talks about why roughhousing is good for you.
The second bit is like a little manual of different activities to try some I'd never have thought of.
There's an intro section with things like Airplane, Alcatraz (you're prisoner in a pile of pillowsescapeand then your kids capture you (or vice versa)), Almost Gotcha (run after your kids and almost catch them), etc.
A section called flightwith different activities with your
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