Does anyone know of any research for the reading/writing connection or using
mentor texts for reading/writing strategies?
Thanks so much.
Joy/NC/4
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How children learn is as important as what they learn: process and content go
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There is an excellent resource entitled Mentor Texts, by Dorfman that I
have used with our teachers for using rich selections of children's
literature to teach how to write leads, endings, use show -not- tell,
etc. Patti~
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Does anyone know of any resea
I think that work by Marie Clay would be a good place to look for research on
the reading-writing connection. "Change Over Time" looks as if there may be
some info. in the first 2 chapters. In "Becoming Literate " Chap. 2 has a
section called "How Writing Contributes to Early Reading Success".
There is a professional resource book by Lester Laminack called Cracking the
Author's Craft. It lists multiple mentor texts AND comes with a DVD. He does a
couple of the lessons for YOU on the DVD (for the student to view). It also has
other items on the DVD for teachers only. Excellent resource
You are so right! This is a great resource!
On 4/28/08 3:26 PM, "Kimberly Burd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There is a professional resource book by Lester Laminack called Cracking the
> Author's Craft. It lists multiple mentor texts AND comes with a DVD. He does a
> couple of the lessons for
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Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] Research Reading/Writing Connection
There is a professional resource book by Lester Laminack called Cracking
the Author's Craft. It lists multiple mentor texts AND comes with a DVD.
He does a couple of the lessons for YOU on the DVD (for the studen
