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LITERACY TODAY
March/April 2016
Volume 33, Issue 5
PD That
Empowers
· Hear from Kwame Alexander,
Laurie Halse Anderson, and more
of ILA 2016's speakers
· Find top digital tools to transform
student and teacher learning
· Learn strategies for fostering more
confident readers and writers
VISIBLE LEARNING FOR LITERACY
With Douglas Fisher, Nancy Frey, & John Hattie
Grades K–12: 200 pages
N16301-978-1-5063-3235-2
$29.95 with 20% educator discount (reg. $36.95)
Renowned literacy experts Douglas Fisher and
Nancy Frey work with John Hattie to apply his
groundbreaking research to literacy practices.
These practices are “visible” because their
purpose is clear, they are implemented at the
right moment in a student's learning—surface,
deep, and transfer—and their effect is tangible.
Doug and Nancy apply Hattie's
LITERACY TODAY March/April 2016 Volume 33, Issue
VISIBLE LEARNING FOR LITERACY With Douglas Fisher
ontents 16 2 EDITOR'S NOTE 4 LIT BITS 6
EDITOR'S NOTE Colleen Patrice Clark Managing Edit
LIT BITS Focus on grammar D
Expanding the dyslexia conversation ILA release
OUR VIEW Stephen Sye (ssye@reading.org) is the
winning teacher, on the other hand, transforms li
LITERACY LEADERSHIP Stephanie Affinito (saffinito@alb
21st-century classrooms. Literacy coaching offers
LITERACY LEADERSHIP Cornelius Minor (teachercorne
the world—I am too busy sharpening my oyster knif
LITERACY LEADERSHIP Douglas Fisher (dfisher@mail.s
doesn't work, and what can't hurt. And we've turn
What can change the landscape of literacy educa
What systemic approach can help you lead every s
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Mentor texts and media Author and writing expert
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meaningful text while discussing the details of t
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model their own comprehension and word-solving st
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