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Writing for a Change: Boosting Literacy and Learning Through Social Action Featuring stories by teachers who have successfully used the method, the book shows that first graders as well as high-school students can enjoy this exciting and educational process.Writing for a
| Title | : | Writing for a Change: Boosting Literacy and Learning Through Social Action |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.87 (635 Votes) |
| Id Book | : | 0787986577 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2006-09-25 |
| Type File | : | PDF, DOC, RTF, ePub |
Writing for a Change shows teachers how to engage students in “real world” problem-solving activities that can help them to acquire voice, authority, and passion for both reading and writing practice. Written in collaboration with the Center for Social Action in England, the book describes the innovative Social Action process for encouraging students to collaborate on problems of their own choosing—to analyze options, develop action plans, discover solutions, and finally to reflect on their work. Featuring stories by teachers who have successfully used the method, the book shows that first graders as well as high-school students can enjoy this exciting and educational process. Practical guidance for applying the process to any curricular area is provided along with an extensive list of classroom activities.
Though I have always enjoyed Carl Sandburg's poetry, I had never encountered this book until my son discovered it at the library on his first library visit. I got this book because my husband loves to go around the house and make rhymes like these: "Hey Hon is dinner done? Or should I run and get a bun oh you have one? hey, there's my son!" This can be a normal conversation in our household. For instance, the photo on page 50 of "three [unidentified] men touring the Michoud facility" is clearly the crew of Apollo 7--Wally Schirra, Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham--pictured at Michoud inspecting the Saturn 1B first stage being manufactured there that would launch them on the first manned Apollo mission the year after the photo was taken.
Perhaps such lapses can be forgiven when one turns to page 39 to see pictured an early 1960s photo of NASA engineers surrounding a model of an early configuration of the Saturn V first stage sporting only four F-1 engines. the same is true t
Perhaps such lapses can be forgiven when one turns to page 39 to see pictured an early 1960s photo of NASA engineers surrounding a model of an early configuration of the Saturn V first stage sporting only four F-1 engines. the same is true t
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