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Bringing words to life : robust vocabulary instruction / Isabel L. Beck, [and] 2 others

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: United States of America : The Guilford Press, 2002Description: xii, 148 pages ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9781572307537
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • LB 574.5 .B43 2002
Contents:
Chapter 1 Rationale for robust vocabulary instruction -- Chapter 2 Choosing words to teach -- Chapter 3 Intoducing vocabulary -- Chapter 4 Developing vocabulary in the earliest grades -- Chapter 5 Developing vocabulary in the later grades -- Chapter 6 Making the most of ANtural Contexts.
Summary: "For each of us authors, our attachments to words is an important driving force in the work represented in this book. Our own engagement with language spurred us to set goals for students that included depth of understanding, facility of use, and eagerness for word opportunities. So we thought it fitting to begin this book by each sharing a chapter from our own "verbal biographies" --our personal history as word learners. The narratives below reveal something about how vocabulary captured our attention and became important in our lives."
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Chapter 1 Rationale for robust vocabulary instruction -- Chapter 2 Choosing words to teach -- Chapter 3 Intoducing vocabulary -- Chapter 4 Developing vocabulary in the earliest grades -- Chapter 5 Developing vocabulary in the later grades -- Chapter 6 Making the most of ANtural Contexts.

"For each of us authors, our attachments to words is an important driving force in the work represented in this book. Our own engagement with language spurred us to set goals for students that included depth of understanding, facility of use, and eagerness for word opportunities. So we thought it fitting to begin this book by each sharing a chapter from our own "verbal biographies" --our personal history as word learners. The narratives below reveal something about how vocabulary captured our attention and became important in our lives."

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