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MultiPage Judaism Reading List: Introduction and General (Pt. I) There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge maintainer@scjfaq.org soc.culture.jewish soc.culture.jewish.moderated ... http://master.scjfaq.org/rl/ URL: http://www.scjfaq.org/rl/ http://www.scjfaq.org/faq/ mailto:maintainer@scjfaq.org Subject: Where Can I Get These Books From? With the growth of the Internet, there are now many, many, many retailers of both secular and Jewish products on the Internet. This reading list cannot claim to list them all; however, we can identify some of the largest ones. Note that the FAQ makes no claim as to the quality of any of these services. They are likely all good, but the reading list can provide no guarantees. Secular Services The following commercial concerns all provide a large selection of books, including a fair selection of Jewish books: * Amazon. [6] http://www.amazon.com/ [7][Amazon Associate] Note: The S.C.J Reading List has established an affiliate relationship with Amazon.Com. Now you can complete your Jewish library and support the continued development of the Reading Lists at the same time. For those reading this at www.scjfaq.org/rl/gen-sources.html, you can click the link to the left to browse Amazon's selections. Alternatively, if you enter Amazon using the URL [8]http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect-home?tag=socculturej ewish, the reading lists will get credit for your entry. [9]We make it easy. When you see the Amazon graphic (or "[Buy at Amazon: http:...]") on an entry in the reading list, this indicates that the specific book is available for purchase at Amazon. Click on the graphic/link to go to Amazon and purchase the book. * Barnes and Noble. [10]

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@import url(http://www.homestead.com/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); The Early Reader Home School Compact for Early Literacy Teaching Strategies at Emerg/Early Dev Level Uses picture for clues; Retells a simple story which is read to them; Recalls some details; Knows names of letters; Identifies consonant sounds at beginning and end of words; Uses configuration as clue to identify words; Reads by rote; Reads one word at a time-choppy; Selects simple repetitious books; Reads favorite books over and over; Silent sustained reading 5-10 minutes; Has the desire to be a fluent reader; Enjoys retelling stories! Sequences events in story; Tells main idea; Makes predictions; Identifies main characters; Identifies setting; Differentiates between fact and fiction; Identifies high frequency words; Some awareness of medial vowel sounds; Uses context clues; Begins to self correct; Understands the meaning of . ? ! Pauses and uses appropriate inflection for punctuation; Reads phrases; Selects a variety of books; Silent sustained reading 10-15 minutes; Begins to feel confident when reading silently or orally!

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Home What's New Join Discussion Forum Discussion Archives ... Feedback PEDAGOGICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL RESOURCES Art of Reading Latin William Gardner Hale's 1887 pamphlet on how to teach students to read Latin in the original word order surprisingly modern. Breathing New Life into a Dead Language: Teaching Latin Online by Sue Shelton, the Florida High School, FL. Cassandra's Compendium A website for Scottish teachers and students of the Classics. Includes a personal view of the state of Classics provision in Scottish schools at the present time as well as links for standard grade investigations. Classics Pages An outstanding British website for students and teachers! Don't miss it! Dale Grote's Support Materials for Wheelock's Latin Includes Real Audio Optional Self-Tutorial Exercises, Sample Quizzes, Vocabulary Lists, and best of all, a series of 19th century graded readers entitled "Fabulae Faciles" with grammatical commentary. One set of stories, "Perseus," includes Real Audio discussion. Real Audio discussion will eventually be added to all the stories in the reader. An Exploratory FLES Program in Latin by Michael F. Bassman and Marsha Ironsmith An article from the 1980s from the ADFL Bulletin's online archive.

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Principles and Practices Reading Assessment Profiles Alphabetics Fluency Vocabulary ... Browse Research References Browse All Practices, Comments, and Ideas Introduction Using the Adult Collection Categories Terms List of All Evidence-Based Practices (Along With Comments, and Ideas) This is a complete list of all evidence-based practices, comments, and ideas. Look at the Introduction before using this list. It is especially important to be familiar with the definitions used on this Website for Practice, Comment, and Idea . In the following list, all three categories of practices are listed together, by topic. In other parts of the Adult Reading Research Area, Ideas (derived from K-12 research) are listed separately. Reading Profiles Alphabetics Assessment Instruction ... Computer Technology Reading Assessment Profiles Practice: When ABE instructors assess several major components of reading, they can create instructionally relevant profiles of students' reading ability (including those with a reading disability and those in ESOL classes). Students with different profiles may need different mixes of instructional approaches. Developing specific approaches to instruction for different profiles may lead to more efficient instruction. Assessing only one reading component may not be sufficient to identify strengths and needs for instruction. Read the research principle.

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14. Teach Your Child To Use Language After all, reading is listening to communication written down Questions really getthem thinking and using language. like Who am I? and general knowledge games http://www.nicolermurphy.com/education/uselanguage.asp

Learning to Read and Write Teach your child to use language Make Reading Valuable Games to play with your child Teach your child to use language Reading is one of the four macro skills of language. The other three are: writing, speaking and listening. All four interrelate. If you are weak in one area, it is harder to be strong in the others. Listening is the skill that most relates to reading, as it is an intake skill. Speaking and writing are the output skills. From the moment your child is born, they are learning to use language. We all take great pains to teach children how to speak. When was the last time you taught your child to listen? I don't mean to just hear, I mean to listen, to think about and compute what they are hearing. In education, we call it active listening. This type of listening involves actually using the brain. The skills involved in active listening are the same as some used in reading. After all, reading is listening to communication written down. Another word that educationalists use a lot in speaking of language is genre. Genre means all the different ways language is used. In speaking, there are many genres. There is specific language used for talking on the phone. Talking with your friends, you use different language than you do when giving a presentation at work. You do not use the same tone of voice or words when discussing differences with your boss compared to your partner. Take the time to teach your children how to speak in different situations. Teach them how to ask for assistance in a shop. Teach them how to answer the phone. Teach them how to speak to an adult in authority. Teach them that you use language differently for various purposes. When they are playing shop, make sure they are using the right language.

15. For Teachers And Students - The German Way have been popular reading for generations of readers in Europe More Web links on manytopics of general interest (this site Foreignlanguage Organizations Online. http://www.german-way.com/german/teach.html

For Teachers and Students of German Last updated: 31 May 2000 An online supplement to The German Way by Hyde Flippo Passport Books (a division of NTC/Contemporary Publishing) ISBN 0-8442-2513-4 For beginners or advanced learners of German! The German Language Web site at About.com. The author of The German Way is your guide. Features and links to help you learn Deutsch. Go to: Teaching tips for the teacher of German or social studies AATG's "Using the Internet in Instruction" Cultural topics from the Contents page Famous Austrians, Germans and Swiss Foreign-language organizations online Genealogy links How to use this site ... Books about German cinema and Hollywood The can help you find specific topics or pages on our site. Web links for teachers (below) Teaching tips This Web site can be a valuable teaching and learning tool for anyone interested in the language and cultures of the German-speaking world. You and your students will discover many different ways to explore the Web world of Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. Below are links to information and photos related to German-speaking countries. (We even have links for tiny Liechtenstein!) In this section we list a few suggestions for you and your students.

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Language Arts Sites http://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/hunt/hunt005.shtml Scavenger Hunt "Write It Right". http://www.educationworld.com/awards/past/topics/lit.shtml#Children's Children's Literature Site http://www.educationworld.com/awards/past/topics/lang_arts.shtml#Reading Reading Site http://www.teachersfirst.com/cnt-lit-us.shtml American Literature site http://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/lesson109.shtml Better Book Reports http://www.shapebooks.com/ Create these for young students http://kwr.co-nect.net/ Largest kids book club in the world http://www.educationworld.com/a_tsl/archives/01-1/lesson0032.shtml Autobiographies, Create a Jigsaw of Prewriting Activities http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/curr376.shtml Cause and Effect Writing Challenges http://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/lesson180.shtml Harry Potter Haiku http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/curr378.shtml National Children's Book Week Ideas for Teachers http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/curr366g2.shtml Lessons Teachers Learn About Reading http://www.educationworld.com/a_issues/issues232.shtml

17. Reading Too Soon? Miller -- Chapter 6 Principles to teach by. Chapter 6 from reading Too Soon? Throw away any preconceptionsyou have about how children learn language in general. http://www.hyperlexia.org/read_too_soon6.html

Principles to teach by Chapter #6 from: Reading Too Soon? Susan Martins Miller Book is available for order from the Center for Speech and Language Disorders or on-line via this web site Hyperlexic children learn in unusual ways; there is no doubt about that. Understanding this unique learning process is the foundation for effectively teaching language and abstract concepts. Building on the strengths of hyperlexia is the most effective way to help the hyperlexic discover and enjoy using language. Throw away any preconceptions you have about how children learn language in general. Focus on how your child learns language, and jump off from there. Parents and therapists have found many creative and successful ways to jump the language hurdles. These strategies are built on a three-step process: Understand the hyperlexic learning style Observe and listen to the child to find the holes in language development. Create concrete, specific activities that use this unusual learning style as a way to fill up the holes. Write, write, write

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Teaching Indigenous Languages books conference articles columns ... home Chapter 6, Teaching Indigenous Languages Return to the Table of Contents Coyote as Reading Teacher: Oral Tradition in the Classroom Armando Heredia and Norbert Francis Legends, myths, folk tales, and stories have long been an important aspect of the history and culture of indigenous people; vehicles to preserve, carry, and teach historical events, religious beliefs, ethics, and values to the young and old. Ethnographers and students of folklore have described in detail and extensively analyzed the literary aspects of oral tradition. However, despite the broad consensus on the artistic merits of traditional stories and the role they have played in the linguistic and cultural continuity of indigenous peoples, they are little used in schools. This paper discusses the instructional uses of traditional stories is meant to serve as a contribution to realizing their educational potential. Story telling was a way of relating history, transmitting cultural knowledge, and giving expression to the esthetic and poetic endeavors of all Native American peoples. As Chief Standing Bear explained: Story-telling is an ancient profession, and these stories are among our oldest possessions. For many years before the white man ever came to our homeland these legends were told over and over, and handed down from generation to generation. They were our books, our literature, and the memories of the storytellers were the leaves upon which they were written. (quoted in Humishuma, 1990, p. 305)

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Home Finding Answers Finding Fiction Making WebQuests ... School Library Media Finding the Answers Seven resources teachers need that go well beyond Google... and how a librarian can help. You know how to facilitate student questions, BUT... do you know where to find the answers? A link to a possible answer is still not an answer. Library services go beyond the walls of the library. Libraries can save you time when you are seeking information. Edited materials (books, periodicals, reference, documents) often offer the most accurate and efficient information. And you don't have to search to find the authority or date. Passing up the library may mean you pass up free online resources available 24/7 at your library. You could even end up paying for the same services from another source. The most important sources for students (and those that they often miss) are those the school may already pay for. Iowa provides access for all Iowa public and school libraries to high quality reference materials and journal indexes that you won't find on the free Internet. Still feeling overwhelmed? Here's an

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