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In Defense of Read-Aloud
Sustaining Best Practice
As accountability measures for schools and teachers continue to grow, instructional practice is under the microscope. The practice of reading aloud to children may be viewed by some educators as an "extra"—a bit of fluff used solely for the purpose of enjoyment or filling a few spare minutes. But researchers and practitioners stand in solidarity: the practice of reading aloud throughout the grades is not only viable but also best practice.
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As accountability measures for schools and teachers continue to grow, instructional practice is under the microscope. The practice of reading aloud to children may be viewed by some educators as an "extra"—a bit of fluff used solely for the purpose of enjoyment or filling a few spare minutes. But researchers and practitioners stand in solidarity: the practice of reading aloud throughout the grades is not only viable but also best practice.
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Amidst the clanging noise of today's technology, Steven Layne offers here a clear clarion call on behalf of reading to children. It is insightful, reasoned, entertaining (rare in the field), and carefully researched for those who might doubt the urgent need for something that doesn't need a Wi-Fi hot spot. It should be on every teacher's must-read list.
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Table of Contents
- Foreword by Regie Routman
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1: What's All The Fuss About Reading Aloud?
- Chapter 2: Establishing a Successful Read-Aloud Time
- Chapter 3: Selecting the Appropriate Read-Aloud
- Chapter 4: The Art of Reading Aloud
- Chapter 5: The Books We Love to Read Aloud
- References
- Index