Digests by Category
Schema Activation, Construction, and Application
Increasing Comprehension by Activating Prior Knowledge
Self-Talk & Self-Health
Home Schooling and Socialization of Children
Metacognition and Reading to Learn
Motivating Low Performing Adolescent Readers
Teaching English to Gifted Students
Decision Making in the Language Arts
Student Diversity and Learning Needs
Enhancing Student Thinking Through Collaborative Learning
Language Learning in Social and Cultural Contexts
Problem-Based Learning in Language Instruction: A Constructivist Method
Motivation and Transfer in Language Learning
Reflective Thought, Critical Thinking
Language Development in the Early Years
Learning to Learn: Preparing Teachers and Students for Problem-Based Learning
Self-Directed Learning
Bibliotherapy
A Professor Responds by Computer to the Writing of Elementary Students
Guidelines for Computer-Assisted Reading Instruction
The Computer-Networked Writing Lab: One Instructor's View
Computer Assisted Writing Instruction
Cyberspace Class: Rewards and Punishments
Studying with the Computer
Electronic Discourse: Evolving Conventions in Online Academic Environments
Guidelines for Evaluating Web Sites
Online Resources for Parent/Family Involvement
Online Resources for K-12 Teachers: Children's and Adolescent Literature
The Digital Divide and Its Implications for the Language Arts
Online Resources for K-12 Teachers: Language and Literacy Education
Online Resources for Theatre Education
Evaluating and Selecting Online Magazines for Children
The Impact of Electronic Communication on Writing
The Supreme Court on "Hazelwood": A Reversal on Regulation of Student Expression
Critical Thinking: Promoting It in the Classroom
Content Area Textbooks: Friends or Foes?
The Issue: Adult Literacy Assessment
Whole Language: Integrating the Language Arts - and Much More
Media Ethics: Some Specific Problems
The Right To Read: Censorship in the School Library
Multiplicities of Literacies in the 1990s
Cross-Age and Peer Tutoring
Phonics in Whole Language Classrooms
Language Diversity and Language Arts
Poststructuralism as Theory and Practice in the English Classroom
Politically Correct on Campus
Phonemic Awareness: An Important Early Step in Learning to Read
Integrating the Language Arts
Whole Language and Adult Education
Student Diversity and Learning Needs
Multicultural Children's Literature in the Elementary Classroom
Gender Issues in Children's Literature
Gender Issues in the Language Arts Classroom
English-Only Movement: Its Consequences for the Education of Language Minority Children
Reflective Thought, Critical Thinking
A Review of State Reading and Language Arts Standards
Character Education through Children's Literature
Recent Reading Initiatives: Examples of National, State, and Professional Organizations' Efforts
Parent Involvement in Elementary Language Arts: A Program Model
Children's Literacy Development: Suggestions for Parent Involvement
Parental Involvement in Middle School Language Arts
Online Resources for Parent/Family Involvement
Hispanic Parental Involvement in Home Literacy
Literacy Interventions in Low Resource Environments: An International Perspective
Teaching Poetry: Generating Genuine, Meaningful Responses
Literature as Lessons on the Diversity of Culture
Using Literature To Teach Reading
Integrating Literature into Middle School Reading Classrooms
Book-Length Works Taught in High School English Courses
A New Look at Literature Instruction
Helping Children Understand Literary Genres
Multicultural Children's Literature in the Elementary Classroom
Teaching Interdisciplinary Thematic Units in Language Arts
Using Literature to Help Children Cope With Problems
Online Resources for K-12 Teachers: Children's and Adolescent Literature
Children's Literature in a Time of National Tragedy
Online Resources for Teaching Shakespeare
Character Education through Children's Literature
Literature Circles
Bibliotherapy
Exploring the Function of Heroes and Heroines in Children's Literature From Around the World
Remedial Reading: Some Caveats When Applying Two Trends in Diagnosis
How Well Do Tests Measure Real Reading?
Whole Language: Integrating the Language Arts - and Much More
Using Literature To Teach Reading
Testing Literature: The Current State of Affairs
Beginning Reading Instruction in the United States
Reading and Writing in a Kindergarten Classroom
Portfolios: Assessment in Language Arts
Prescription for Literacy: Providing Critical Educational Experiences
Helping Children Overcome Reading Difficulties
Bibliotherapy
Teaching Critical Reading through Literature
Organizing for Effective Reading Instruction
Theory Meets Practice in Language Arts Assessment
Phonics in Whole Language Classrooms
Internships and Reflective Practice: Informing the Workplace, Informing the Academy
Metacognition and Reading to Learn
Gifted Readers and Reading Instruction
Reading Recovery
Politically Correct on Campus
Using Mythic-Archetypal Approaches in the Language Arts
Phonemic Awareness: An Important Early Step in Learning to Read
Asking the Right Questions: Reading Assignments That Work for Writing
Whole Language and Adult Education
Vocabulary Instruction and Reading Comprehension
Helping the Underachiever in Reading
Teaching Interdisciplinary Thematic Units in Language Arts
Balanced Reading Instruction
A Review of State Reading and Language Arts Standards
Online Resources for K-12 Teachers: Language and Literacy Education
Parent Support of Early Literacy Development
Early Literacy Instruction: Research Applications in the Classrooms
Highlights of Reading Research in the Labs and Centers of the U.S. Department of Education
Recent Reading Initiatives: Examples of National, State, and Professional Organizations' Efforts
Adolescent Literacy and Content Area Reading
Literacy Interventions in Low Resource Environments: An International Perspective
Supporting Early Literacy Development in Family Child Care Settings
Literacy Instruction through Communicative and Visual Arts
Using Drama and Theatre to Promote Literacy Development: Some Basic Classroom Applications
Audience Awareness: When and How Does It Develop?
Communicating within Organizational Cultures
Creative Dramatics in the Language Arts Classroom
Storytelling: Its Wide-Ranging Impact in the Classroom
Using Newspapers as Effective Teaching Tools
Using Film, Video, and TV in the Classroom
Note-Taking: What Do We Know about the Benefits?
How to "Read" Television: Teaching Students to View TV Critically
Whole Language: Integrating the Language Arts - and Much More
Media Ethics: Some Specific Problems
Debate and Communication Skills
Teaching Technical Communication
Semiotics and the English Language Arts
Educating the Consumer about Advertising: Some Issues
How College Learning Specialists Can Help College Students
Communication Strategies for Employment Interviews
The Media's Role in Political Campaigns
Health Communication in the 90s
A Communicative Approach to Observation and Feedback
Home Schooling and Socialization of Children
From Theory to Practice: Classroom Application of Outcome-Based Education
How Effective Communication Can Enhance Teaching at the College Level
Oral Language Development across the Curriculum, K-12
Taking Personal and Professional Contexts into Account in the Basic Public Speaking Course
Collaborating on a Newspaper in the Elementary Classroom
School-To-Work Transition in Language Arts Classrooms: School-Based Learning Approaches and Practices
Journalism Student Performance in Language Arts
Issues in Media Ethics
Mass Media Use in the Classroom
Newspapers as a Teaching Resource for Adult Learners
Political Communication via the Media
Media Literacy
Online Resources for Theatre Education
Organizational Communication: Research and Practice
Online Resources for Teaching Shakespeare
Dramatic Activities in Language Arts Classrooms: Resource Summary
A Review of Trends in Journalism Education
Mass Communication: Technology Use and Instruction
The Evolving Status of Photojournalism Education
Learning Through Discussion: Designing Tasks for Critical Inquiry and Reflective Learning
Using Drama and Theatre to Promote Literacy Development: Some Basic Classroom Applications
Teaching Writing with Peer Response Groups. Encouraging Revision
Evaluating Student Writing: Methods and Measurement
Encouraging Writing Achievement: Writing across the Curriculum
Reading and Writing in a Kindergarten Classroom
A Professor Responds by Computer to the Writing of Elementary Students
Clear Writing in the Professions
Writing Assessment at the College Level
Punctuation: Less Is More?
Portfolio and Test Essay: The Best of Both Writing Assessment Worlds at SUNY Brockport
Writing across the Curriculum: Toward the Year 2000
Teaching Minority Students To Write Effectively
Publishing Children's Writing
Writing Assignments, Journals, and Student Privacy
Theory Meets Practice in Language Arts Assessment
Phonics in Whole Language Classrooms
Internships and Reflective Practice: Informing the Workplace, Informing the Academy
Effective Use of Student Journal Writing
Revision in the Writing Process
Writing as a Response to Reading
Teaching Creative Writing in the Elementary School
Teaching Expressive Writing
Using Grading Guides to Shape and Evaluate Business Writing
Risk Communication in the Cultural Studies Composition Classroom
Six Questions Educators Should Ask before Choosing a Handwriting Program
Writing Instruction: Changing Views over the Years
Writing Instruction: Current Practices in the Classroom
Vocabulary's Influence on Successful Writing
Writing Development
The Impact of Electronic Communication on Writing
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