Talking Texts: A Teachers' Guide To Book Clubs Across The Curriculum

Lesley Roessing
Foreword by Lester L. Laminack
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Talking Texts: A Teachers' Guide To Book Clubs Across The Curriculum

Lesley Roessing
Foreword by Lester L. Laminack
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  • Date de publication : Jun 18, 2019
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 140
  • Éditeur : Rowman
  • ISBN : 9781475834581
  • Dimensions : 6.23" W x 0.37" L x 9.07" H
Talking Texts is a must-read for all middle grades ELA and content teachers. Using the strategies and techniques offered in this book, I have been able to initiate book clubs in my media center, my school, and beyond! Lesley Roessing does an excellent job of defining the purpose of both book and text clubs as well as providing clear strategies for developing and maintaining such clubs. This text considers the needs of educators by providing useful tips that are easy to implement—from giving advice on book selection to providing lessons on the social skills students need to collaborate to outlining authentic and engaging assessment.
Lesley Roessing taught middle-level/secondary language arts and Humanities for twenty years. She next served as Director of the Coastal Savannah Writing Project and Lecturer in the College of Education of Armstrong State University ,where she worked with teachers in all grade levels and content areas, for nine years, and then as the Literacy Consultant for a K-8 charter school. Lesley is the author ofThe Write to Read: Response Journals That Increase Comprehension,No More "Us" and "Them": Classroom Lessons & Activities to Promote Peer Respect,Comma Quest: The Rules They Followed-The Sentences They Saved, Bridging the Gap: Reading Critically and Writing Meaningfully to Get to the Core,andTalking Texts: A Teacher's Guide to Book Clubs across the Curriculum,as well as articles forEnglish Journal, Voices from the Middle, Middle School Journal, Middle Ground, AMLE Magazine,and NWP'sThe Quarterly.She has presented at annual conferences for NCTE, AMLE, IRA, and their state affiliates.

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