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This article discusses the benefits of and strategies for using bilingual books in mainstream classrooms and in classrooms where English is taught as a second language. The article begins with a brief discussion about literacy and... more
The study reported in this article explored students' understanding of the visual aspects of their own multimedia presentations. The study was part of a larger research project designed to investigate new types of literacies and learning... more
This article describes a study that examined the role that theory and practice play in the preparation of new teachers. It presents multilayered observational, anecdotal, and performance data relating to a group of undergraduate... more
This study examines the role that theory and practice play in the preparation of new teachers. It presents multilayered observational, anecdotal and performance data relating to a group of undergraduate “interns” in an urban elementary... more
Despite increased immigration and families living in poverty, as well as relatively low teacher salaries, New Zealand has produced some of the highest literacy rates in the industrialized world. Its reputation as a nation of readers has... more
Online reading requires a purposeful, critical, and flexible learner who is able to cope with challenges to navigate through these types of texts with new skills and strategies. Advancement in technologies brings new apps for digital... more
Extensive reading (ER) programs involve students in silently reading large quantities of material. Research suggests that extensive reading is associated with gains in first and second language proficiency. Further, extensive reading can... more
Scientific journals are offered in many forms, some available in both print & electronic form & some in electronic forms only. E-journal have had opportunity to provide new features by taking advantages from the online environment. These... more
Fluency is somewhat more complex than it may at first appear, in that it involves the orchestration of many different reading proficiencies. In teaching for reading fluency, there is scope for various uses of a wide range of software,... more
... Walking the dream. Cookeville, TN: One Step. Back. Back to menu. About the Author. Leslie Rush is an assistant professor of English education at the University of Wyoming in Laramie, WY, USA. She teaches courses in secondary English... more
This article describes a study that examined the role that theory and practice play in the preparation of new teachers. It presents multilayered observational, anecdotal, and performance data relating to a group of undergraduate “interns”... more
This article describes a study that examined the role that theory and practice play in the preparation of new teachers. It presents multilayered observational, anecdotal, and performance data relating to a group of undergraduate “interns”... more
... to how to teach proofreading, and because of their confusion, they underrate or neglect the skill in the classroom (Martino, 1995; Turbill ... writing and be provided with appropriate language and experiences to enable them to talk... more
This article describes a study that examined the role that theory and practice play in the preparation of new teachers. It presents multilayered observational, anecdotal, and performance data relating to a group of undergraduate “interns”... more