
What the Science of Reading Says about Reading Comprehension and Content Knowledge
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Content
- Cover
- Page 2 - Credits
- Page 3 - Table of Contents
- Page 4 - Table of Contents (cont.)
- Page 5 - Table of Contents (cont.)
- Page 7 - Introduction
- Page 7 - Welcome from Jen Jump
- Page 9 - What Is the Science of Reading?
- Page 11 - Seminal Works to Build Understanding
- Page 16 - The Focus on Comprehension
- Page 18 - Settled Science
- page 20 - From the Classroom
- Page 21 - Navigating This Book
- Page 23 - Chapter 1: Building Content Knowledge
- Page 23 - From the Classroom
- Page 23 - Background Information and Research
- Page 25 - Implications for Teaching and Learning
- Page 31 - Key Terms for Teacher Understanding
- Page 34 - Research in Action
- Page 46 - Moving Forward: Top Must-Dos
- page 47 - Further Considerations
- Page 48 - My Teaching Checklist
- Page 49 - Chapter Summary
- Page 51 - Chapter 2: All about Vocabulary
- Page 51 - From the Classroom
- Page 52 - Background Information and Research
- Page 54 - Implications for Teaching and Learning
- page 59 - Key Terms for Teacher Understanding
- Page 61 - Research in Action
- Page 70 - Moving Forward: Top Must-Dos
- Page 71 - Further Considerations
- Page 72 - My Teaching Checklist
- Page 73 - Chapter Summary
- Page 75 - Chapter 3: Literacy Knowledge: Print Concepts to Genre Study .
- Page 75 - Background Information and Research
- Page 80 - Implications for Teaching and Learning
- Page 83 - Key Terms for Teacher Understanding
- Page 85 - Research in Action
- Page 95 - Moving Forward: Top Must-Dos
- page 97 - Further Considerations
- Page 98 - My Teaching Checklist
- Page 99 - Chapter Summary
- Page 101 - Chapter 4: Language Structures: Syntax and Semantics
- Page 101 - Background Information and Research
- Page 109 - Implications for Teaching and Learning
- Page 112 - Key Terms for Teacher Understanding
- Page 113 - Research in Action
- Page 122 - Moving Forward: Top Must-Dos
- Page 124 - Further Considerations
- Page 124 - My Teaching Checklist
- Page 125 - Chapter Summary
- Page 127 - Chapter 5: Text Structures and Verbal Reasoning
- Page 127 - From the Classroom
- Page 128 - Background Information and Research
- Page 136 - Implications for Teaching and Learning
- Page 138 - Key Terms for Teacher Understanding
- Page 140 - Research in Action
- Page 148 - Moving Forward: Top Must-Dos
- Page 150 - Further Considerations
- Page 151 - My Teaching Checklist
- Page 152 - Chapter Summary
- Page 153 - Chapter 6: Reading Comprehension Strategies
- Paghe 153 - From the Classroom
- Page 154 - Background Information and Research
- Page 165 - Implications for Teaching and Learning
- Page 167 - Key Terms for Teacher Understanding
- Page 168 - Research in Action
- Page 176 - Moving Forward: Top Must-Dos
- Page 177 - Further Considerations
- Page 178 - My Teaching Checklist
- Page 179 - Chapter Summary
- Page 181 - Chapter 7: Selecting Relevant Texts: Find the Mirrors and Windows
- Page 182 - Considerations for Choosing Relevant Texts
- Page 183 - Developing Literacy with Relevant Texts
- Page 185 - Next Steps
- Page 187 - References
- Page 197 - Glossary
- Page 200 - Index
- BackCover
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