In her new book, nationally known professional development consultant and literacy expert Socorro Herrera is joined by two colleagues to provide a framework for academic vocabulary and language instruction in todays diverse classrooms. The authors present a set of strategies and tools that work effectively across all content to support enhanced comprehension and academic success. The strategies have evolved from over a decade of research and classroom observation to provide teachers with multiple avenues for making content accessible and relevant for all students, especially those who are culturally and linguistically diverse. Each strategy supports teachers in using what students already know as a foundation for integrating new vocabulary and building content-area language skills. The authors provide a thorough explanation of how to use each strategy to document student knowledge and learning throughout the before, during, after phases of the lesson.
Drawing on current research about how the brain works, second language acquisition, and classroom communities, this user-friendly resource features:
Filled-in samples of student work that provide evidence of what is possible. Teacher-to-teacher voices highlighting successful applications in secondary classrooms. Teaching tips to accompany every strategy.Templates for vocabulary-building student artefacts.
Foreword |
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Preface |
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Acknowledgments |
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PART I Rethinking Content Literacy Development with Secondary Students |
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The CLD Student Biography |
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Meeting of the Minds: Students and Teachers as Equal Partners |
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Comprehensible Input Re-envisioned |
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A Framework for Academic Language Development |
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PART II Strategies for Linguistic and Academic Development |
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1 Images as Catalysts for Predictions and Connections |
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Topic in Pictures and Words |
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Academic Literacy Mind Map |
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3 From Word Knowledge to Comprehension |
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Three Facts and an Opinion |
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PART III Biography-Driven Instruction and the Adult CLD Learner |
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Sociocultural Considerations |
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Linguistic Considerations |
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Using Biography-Driven Strategies with Adult Learners |
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Academic Literacy Mind Map |
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Conclusion When Fidelity Becomes Student Centered |
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Where Fidelity Meets Biography-Driven Instruction |
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It's Not Real Until You Try It! |
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Appendix: Strategy Rubrics and Checklists |
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Academic Literacy Mind Map: Student Assessment Rubric |
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DOTS Chart: Student Academic Behavior Checklist |
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Pic-Tac-Tell: Student Assessment Rubric |
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Vocabulary Quilt: Student Academic Behavior Checklist |
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Thumb Challenge: Student Assessment Rubric |
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IDEA: Student Assessment Rubric |
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U-C-ME: Student Assessment Rubric |
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Extension Wheel: Student Assessment Rubric |
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Heart Activity: Student Assessment Rubric |
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It's All in the Box: Student Assessment Rubric |
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Active Bookmarks: Student Academic Behavior Checklist |
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References |
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Index |
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About the Authors |
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Socorro G. Herrera is a keynote speaker, district consultant, trainer of trainers, professor at the College of Education, Kansas State University, and author of the bestselling book, Biography-Driven Culturally Responsive Teaching.
||Shabina K. Kavimandan is a SIOP mentor and Literacy/ESL coach as well as a project manager and instructor at the College of Education, Kansas State University
|Melissa A. Holmes is an instructor and program coordinator at the College of Education, Kansas State University, whose work emphasises academic literacy development with secondary and post-secondary learners.