America's unseen kids : teaching English/language arts in today's forgotten high schools / Harold M. Foster, Megan C. Nosol ; foreword by Kylene Beers ; afterword by Robert E. Probst.
Material type: TextPublisher: Portsmouth, NH : Heinemann, [2008]Copyright date: ©2008Description: xvii, 140 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0325010609
- 9780325010601
- 428.0071273 22
- LB1631 F668 2008
Contents:
What people on the outside don't see: breaking the stereotypes -- From rough draft to publication: teaching the writing process to urban kids -- Connecting urban students to books: inventing and reinventing the reading workshop -- Teaching Shakespeare in the urban classroom -- Unfinished business: the future of America's urban school system.
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428.0071241 USE Use of language across the secondary curriculum / | 428.0071273 ALS "But will it work with real students?" : scenarios for teaching secondary English language arts / | 428.0071273 CUR Teaching secondary English / | 428.0071273 FOS America's unseen kids : teaching English/language arts in today's forgotten high schools / | 428.00715 BRO Teaching disparate learner groups / | 428.00715 BRO Developing critical literacy / | 428.00715 BRO Developing critical literacy / |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 131-133) and index.
What people on the outside don't see: breaking the stereotypes -- From rough draft to publication: teaching the writing process to urban kids -- Connecting urban students to books: inventing and reinventing the reading workshop -- Teaching Shakespeare in the urban classroom -- Unfinished business: the future of America's urban school system.
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