Buch, Englisch, 384 Seiten, Format (B × H): 152 mm x 229 mm, Gewicht: 343 g
Reihe: Corwin Press
Buch, Englisch, 384 Seiten, Format (B × H): 152 mm x 229 mm, Gewicht: 343 g
Reihe: Corwin Press
ISBN: 979-8-3488-7021-8
Verlag: Sage Publications - IPS UK
The science of reading does not stop at grade three.
Districts across the country have rightly rebuilt early reading instruction around phonemic awareness and phonics. But in many schools, that work weakens after second grade, just as students engage with longer texts, richer vocabulary, and the first real demand to write about what they read. The fourth-grade slump was never a fourth-grade problem.
Decoding to Discourse, K–5 is an MTSS playbook for the full elementary continuum. Organized around the seven interconnected domains of foundational language systems, oral language and vocabulary, morphology, sentence and paragraph structure, comprehension and evidence use, writing process, and metacognition, the book offers 154 classroom-ready strategies for teachers, coaches, and interventionists.
Practitioner-scholar Dr. Anthony Fitzpatrick helps educators:
- Extend the science of reading beyond decoding into vocabulary, syntax, and comprehension
- Build writing from early talk and drawing to evidence-based paragraphs
- Move students from Surface to Deep to Transfer learning with tiered strategies
- Use Literacy Bridges to help students carry skills across domains and subjects
- Build a shared literacy vocabulary that follows students into middle school
A companion to the 6–12 volume that also stands on its own, Decoding to Discourse gives elementary educators the tools to help students read with understanding, write with purpose, and arrive at middle school ready for complex text.
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Weitere Infos & Material
Foreword
Foreword · G. Reid Lyon, Ph.D
Introduction
DOMAIN 1 Foundational Language Systems
Pillar 1.1 — Phonemic Awareness
Pillar 1.2 — Phonics and the Alphabetic Principle
Pillar 1.3 — Fluency
Pillar 1.4 — Handwriting and Print Concepts
DOMAIN 2 Oral Language and Vocabulary
Pillar 2.1 — Oral Language Development
Pillar 2.2 — Vocabulary and Word Choice
Pillar 2.3 — From Talk and Drawing to Writing
DOMAIN 3 Meaning and Morphology
Pillar 3.1 — Morphology
Pillar 3.2 — Knowledge Building and Schema Development
DOMAIN 4 Sentence and Paragraph Structure
Pillar 4.1 — Syntax and Sentence Building
Pillar 4.2 — Paragraph Writing and Cohesion
Pillar 4.3 — Sequencing, Transitions, and Text Structure
DOMAIN 5 Comprehension and Evidence Use
Pillar 5.1 — Information and Argumentative Comprehension
Pillar 5.2 — Literary and Narrative Comprehension
Pillar 5.3 — Writing with Evidence and Elaboration
Pillar 5.4 — Summarizing and Paraphrasing
Pillar 5.5 — Comparison and Early Synthesis
DOMAIN 6 Writing Process and Conventions
Pillar 6.1 — Grammar and Conventions in Context
Pillar 6.2 — The Writing Process: Plan, Draft, Revise
DOMAIN 7 Metacognition and Bridges
Pillar 7.1 — Metacognitive and Higher-order Thinking
Pillar 7.2 — Morphology–Syntax–Comprehension Bridge
Pillar 7.3 — Metacognition and Transfer Bridge




