Volume 25
Number 2 & 3, April 2009
Editorial | |
Introduction to direct/explicit instruction in reading for the struggling reader: phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension William H. Rupley | 119 – 124 |
Original articles | |
Effective reading instruction for struggling readers: the role of direct/explicit teaching William H. Rupley, Timothy R. Blair & William D. Nichols | 125 – 138 |
The role of explicit instruction and instructional design in promoting phonemic awareness development and transfer from Spanish to English Sharolyn D. Pollard-Durodola & Deborah C. Simmons | 139 – 161 |
Grapho-phonemic enrichment strengthens keyword analogy instruction for struggling young readers Linnea C. Ehri, Eric Satlow & Irene Gaskins | 162 – 191 |
Teaching reading fluency to struggling readers: method, materials, and evidence Timothy Rasinski, Susan Homan & Marie Biggs | 192 – 204 |
Using explicit instruction to promote vocabulary learning for struggling readers D. Bruce Taylor, Maryann Mraz, William D. Nichols, Robert J. Rickelman & Karen D. Wood | 205 – 220 |
Direct instruction of comprehension: instructional examples from intervention research on listening and reading comprehension Michael D. Coyne, Richard P. Zipoli Jr, David J. Chard, Michael Faggella-Luby, Maureen Ruby, Lana E. Santoro & Scott Baker | 221 – 245 |
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Volume 17
Number 1, 2009
Articles |
Implementation of a university standard for personal response systems William Jefferson & Daniel Spiegel |
Technology and student learning: towards a learner-centered teaching model Jared Keengwe, Grace Onchwari & Jacqueline Onchwari |
Managing the growing complexity of administration of academic technology in higher education John Nworie |
Classroom technology in business schools: a survey of installations and attitudes toward teaching and learning Betty Parker & David Burnie |
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Volume 9
Number 2, 2009
Editorial |
Tutor, tool, tutee: a vision revisited G. Bull |
English Language Arts |
Fight the dragons: using online discussion to promote critical literacy in teacher education C. Woodcock |
Mathematics |
Mathematics teachers' development, exploration, and advancement of technological pedagogical content knowledge in the teaching and learning of algebra S. Richardson |
Science |
Preservice biology teachers' use of interactive display systems to support reforms-based science instruction C. G. Schnittka & R. L. Bell |
Social Studies |
Giving, prompting, making: aligning technology and pedagogy within TPACK for social studies instruction T. C. Hammond & M. M. Manfra |
General |
Enhancing TPACK with assistive technology: promoting inclusive practices in preservice teacher education M. T. Marino, P. Sameshima, & C. C. Beecher |
Current practice |
Ten ways to incorporate technology into a TESOL teacher preparation program A. Honigsfeld, V. Giouroukakis, A. Cohen, M. Walsh |
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Volume 9
Number 3, 11 August 2009
Features |
Florida’s online option Bill Tucker |
Demography as destiny? Matthew Ladner & Dan Lips |
Breaking down school budgets Marguerite Roza |
How to get the teachers we want Frederick M. Hess |
Educating the public William G. Howell & Martin R. West |
Forum |
The future of No Child Left Behind Diane Ravitch & John E. Chubb |
Research |
Domino effect Scott E. Carrell & Mark L. Hoekstra |
Can tracking improve learning? Esther Duflo, Pascaline Dupas & Michael Kremer |
From the editors |
Virtual school succeeds Paul E. Peterson |
Correspondence |
Readers respond |
The legal beat |
Another lemon Josh Dunn & Martha Derthick |
Book reviews |
Young people are all right Ted Kolderie |
It takes a community Cara Spitalewitz |
Book alert |
What next? |
Full Immersion 2025 Gerald Huff & Bror Saxberg |
School life |
The why question William Damon |
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