Language Arts - Volume 98, Issue 6, 2021
Volume 98, Issue 6, 2021
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Superheroes and Community Innovators: Opportunities to Engage in Critical Literacy in a Makerspace Camp in Rural South Africa
More LessAuthor(s): Lori Czop Assaf, Phumla Pakamile and Jodi BrooksThis article describes how elementary-aged students engaged in critical literacy and imagined possibilities for change while participating in a literacy makerspace camp in rural South Africa.
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Writerly Decisions in Micro-moments of Composition: Digital Tools and Instructional Opportunities for Elementary Writers
More LessAuthor(s): Holly Marich and Troy HicksPredictive text and auto-correct are often seen as distractions, yet engaging writers with these writing assistance technologies can provide students with “micro moments” of instruction.
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- Research & Policy
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Science-Literacy integration: Content-area Literacy or disciplinary Literacy?
More LessAuthor(s): Gina N. CervettiDescribes the origins and aims of content-area literacy and disciplinary literacy and explains how these traditions can be reconciled in integrated science-literacy instruction.
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Leaving behind the “Learning Loss”: Loving and Learning from the Ways Students Talk, Write, and Draw Right Now
More LessAuthor(s): Katherine BomerThis article disrupts the notion that students affected by school interruptions have fallen behind and demonstrates how to appreciate and learn from students’ strengths.
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- Children’s Literature Reviews
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2020 Notable Poetry Books for Children
More LessAuthor(s): Grace Enriquez, Gilberto P. Lara, Summer R. Clark, Katie Egan Cunningham and Erika Thulin DawesIn this column, we feature some of our favorite poetry titles published in 2020 for children in grades K–8.
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- Perspectives on Practice
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Every month Should Be reading month
More LessAuthor(s): Alessandra E. Ward and Nell K. DukeThe authors discuss the typical practices of “March is Reading Month” and suggest modifications to better support students’ reading motivation and engagement all year.
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Toward a Composing Model of Reading
Author(s): Robert J. Tierney and P. David Pearson
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