Digitally Supported Disciplinary Literacy for Diverse K-5 Classrooms

TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESSISBN: 9780807764121

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By Jamie Colwell, Amy Hutchison, Lindsay Woodward
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228 x 154 mm
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240 g
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168

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Jamie Colwell is an associate professor at Old Dominion University. Amy Carter Hutchison is associate professor and director in the Division of Elementary, Literacy, and Secondary Education at George Mason University. Lindsay Woodward is an assistant professor at Drake University.

Introduction 1.?Digital Tools to Support Disciplinary Literacy in Diverse K-5 Classrooms: An Overview 2.?The PEDDL Framework 3.?Examining Disciplinary Literacy in Elementary English Language Arts 4.?Practical Approaches to Digitally -Supported Disciplinary Literacy in ELA 5.?Examining Disciplinary Literacy in Elementary Mathematics 6.?Practical Approaches to Digitally -Supported Disciplinary Literacy in Mathematics 7.?Examining Disciplinary Literacy in Elementary Science 8.?Practical Approaches to Digitally -Supported Disciplinary Literacy in Science 9.?Examining Disciplinary Literacy in Elementary Social Studies 10.?Practical Approaches to Digitally -Supported Disciplinary Literacy in Social Studies 11.?Closing Thoughts and Tips for Planning References Index About the Authors

"Through this text, the authors provide rich, yet practical resources for K-5 teachers and teacher educators to broaden their knowledge and expertise to incorporate digitally supported disciplinary literacy instruction." --Journal of Language and Literacy Education "This noteworthy and practitioner-focused book would be a great addition for a classroom teacher's library or on an elementary methods course reading list." --Teachers College Record "I was very impressed with the way the authors put three very 'hot topics' together, explained how they connect, and laid out a clear, highly detailed teaching framework that makes use of those connections. I also really liked the authors' reassurance that since the Core Disciplinary Practices are standards-aligned, teachers need only to extend what they are already teaching to include a disciplinary literacy element, using the PEDDL Framework to guide them." --Illinois Reading Council Journal

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