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VOLUME 28, NUMBER 3 DECEMBER 2010/JANUARY 2011
What's Hot for 2011
Survey reveals a focus beyond primary grades
By Jack Cassidy, Evan Ortlieb,
and Jennifer Shettel
The older reader is definitely
coming into greater focus in 2011, ac-
cording to our annual survey of hot
and not-so-hot topics in reading edu-
cation. There is also a corresponding
decrease in attention to topics often
associated with early reading: phone-
mic awareness, phonics, and fluency.
The “What's Hot” column, which is
marking its 15th anniversary, recog-
nizes the hottest topics in the field
and is published in the December/
January issue of the International
Reading Association's membership
newspaper, Reading Today.
Adolescent literacy, one of this
year's “very hot” topics, first ap-
peared on the survey in 2001 and
in 2006 attained “very
VOLUME 28, NUMBER 3 DECEMBER 2010/JANUARY 2011
2 News IN THIS ISSUE News 10 NCATE, TEA
3 Scholastic launches Global Literacy Campaign
4 Working together, pooling expertise Cooperatio
New from Sharon Taberski “ The point is that it's
6 What's Hot What's Hot and What's
7 What's Hot Continued from page 6 release marke
8 What's Hot: The making of the list By Jack Cas
9 IRA, NICHD panel focuses on measuring instruct
10 NCATE, TEAC plan to consolidate Newly created
Council News News 11 Louisi
12 News Global Literacy Asian
13 Bangladesh Reading Association holds first nat
14 Meet the candidates The candidates for th
15 dates ng.org) or by letter. embers of the A
16 News Bulletin Board Board a
17 Mem We are pleased to present the second insta
18 Forum President's Message Ta
19 President's Message Continued from page 18
20 Forum Commentary In reform de
One-Day Workshop with Marie Carbo's National Co
22 Forum Washington Update Elect
Special Convention Section 23 Feel the power I
24 SPOTLIGHT ON SPEAKERS IRA's 56th Annual C
25 New Teaching Edge Speaker Series brings togeth
26 Take advantage of the new IRA Annual Conventio
27 Spark your inspiration. This sharp, new speak
28 Features Giving through writing First-grade
29 Jumpstarting literacy with The Snowy Day More
30 Resources Children's Book Reviews
31 Is there an Exquisite Corpse in your classroo
32 New from IRA Marvelous Minilessons for Teachi
15 WAYS TO HELP STUDENTS
34 Research News to Use This column seeks to conn
35 Some reports of interest Preservice teachers r
36 Resources Ideas for Administrators
With Leveled Literacy Intervention (LLI) Eddie m
38 Resources Parents and Reading Wha
39 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
40 Resources Upcoming Events
41 Penn State York Institute will spotlight Respo
42 Resources In the Classroom Readin
43 Age-appropriate strategies key to writing inst
44 Resources In the Classroom Disabi
45 Vocabulary words count in math, too A good gra
46 Write Margriet Ruurs is the author of man
47 Isn’t it refreshing when something called “new
48 New videos debut on ReadWriteThink.org website