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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Reproducible pages are in italics.

About the Series Editors

About the Authors

Preface

INTRODUCTION

Every Teacher Is a Literacy Teacher

The Need for Literacy Instruction

Disciplinary Literacy

About This Book

Wrapping Up

CHAPTER 1

Collaboration, Learning, and Results

Collaboration Within a PLC

Collaborative Meeting Logistics

Standards Analysis and Goal Setting

Identification of Students’ Literacy Skills

Identification of the Content-Literacy Connections

Wrapping Up

CHAPTER 2

Foundational Literacy Triage

Understanding Response to Intervention

Differentiating Instruction

Assessing the Level of Text Complexity

Using Fix-Up Strategies

Considerations When Students Struggle

Considerations When Students Are Proficient

Wrapping Up

CHAPTER 3

Prereading

The Importance of Prereading

Collaboration Around Prereading Activities

The Four Ps of Science Prereading

NGSS Connections

Strategies for Supporting Students in Prereading

Considerations When Students Struggle

Considerations When Students Are Proficient

Wrapping Up

CHAPTER 4

During Reading

The Need for Engaged, Active Readers

Collaboration Around During-Reading Activities

NGSS Connections

Strategies for Supporting Students During Reading

Considerations When Students Struggle

Considerations When Students Are Proficient

Wrapping Up

CHAPTER 5

Postreading

The Importance of Postreading Instruction

Collaboration Around Postreading Activities

NGSS Connections

Strategies for Supporting Students in Postreading

Considerations When Students Struggle

Considerations When Students Are Proficient

Wrapping Up

CHAPTER 6

Writing

Collaboration Around Consistent Language

NGSS Connections

Strategies for Supporting Students in Writing

Considerations When Students Struggle

Considerations When Students Are Proficient

Wrapping Up

CHAPTER 7

Assessment

Understanding the Role of Literacy-Based Assessment in the Science Classroom

Matching Text Complexity and Reader Capacity

Monitoring Student Perceptions

Collaborating to Create Assessments

Using Rubrics as Assessment Tools

Providing Timely and Effective Feedback

Analyzing and Applying Data

Wrapping Up

Epilogue

Appendix: Reproducibles

Frayer Model Template

Recalling Previous Reading to Prepare for New Learning

Activating Background Knowledge Strategy

Anticipation Guide

Predicting and Confirming Activity

Text-Dependent Questioning Graphic Organizer

Simple T-Chart for Taking Notes

Expanded Information Chart to Extend Thinking

Five Words Recording Sheet

Self-Questioning Tool

Sample Two-Paragraph Template

Evaluating Claim Statements and Supporting Them With Evidence

Rubric to Provide Timely and Effective Feedback

References and Resources

Index

Reading and Writing Strategies for the Secondary Science Classroom in a PLC at Work®

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