Argument Writing as a Supplemental Literacy Intervention for At-Risk Youth
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Argument Writing as a Supplemental Literacy Intervention for At-Risk Youth
Using Design Based Research to Develop a Knowledge Building Literacy Course
Scanlon, Donna M.; Sheehy, Margaret
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2021
170
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9780367747053
15 a 20 dias
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1: Understanding the Need for Supplemental Literacy Instruction in High Schools
2: Theories and Research that Informed Argue Like A Lawer Design Decisions
3: How we used Design Based Research to Design Argue Like A Lawyer
4: The Pilot Year of the Design Based Research Project
5: How the Argue Like A Lawyer Activity System Supported Argument Writing in One Classroom
6: A Case Study of One Student's Writing Development across the Semester
7: Learning from Design Based Research about Argument Writing in a Supplemental Literacy Course for Ninth Graders at Academic Risk
2: Theories and Research that Informed Argue Like A Lawer Design Decisions
3: How we used Design Based Research to Design Argue Like A Lawyer
4: The Pilot Year of the Design Based Research Project
5: How the Argue Like A Lawyer Activity System Supported Argument Writing in One Classroom
6: A Case Study of One Student's Writing Development across the Semester
7: Learning from Design Based Research about Argument Writing in a Supplemental Literacy Course for Ninth Graders at Academic Risk
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Argument Writing;Knowledge building;Literacy Routines;Distributed knowledge building;Death Penalty Unit;cognitive distribution;Design Years;literacy research;Academic Risk;literacy development;Argument Guide;design-based research;Literacy Cycle;DBR;Activity System;adolescent literacy;Bullying Unit;argumentation;Argument Knowledge;argumentative writing;Claim Section;persuasive writing;Writing Development;informational reading;General Education Classrooms;activity theory;DRP;sociocultural practices;Spring Semester Students;at-risk high school students;C3 Framework;curriculum design;Student D03;learning sciences;Disciplinary Literacy Practices;supplemental literacy instruction;Counterfactual Data;dialogic instruction;Total Rubric Score;Fidelity Checklists;Social Studies Grades;Pilot Year;Literacy Coaches
1: Understanding the Need for Supplemental Literacy Instruction in High Schools
2: Theories and Research that Informed Argue Like A Lawer Design Decisions
3: How we used Design Based Research to Design Argue Like A Lawyer
4: The Pilot Year of the Design Based Research Project
5: How the Argue Like A Lawyer Activity System Supported Argument Writing in One Classroom
6: A Case Study of One Student's Writing Development across the Semester
7: Learning from Design Based Research about Argument Writing in a Supplemental Literacy Course for Ninth Graders at Academic Risk
2: Theories and Research that Informed Argue Like A Lawer Design Decisions
3: How we used Design Based Research to Design Argue Like A Lawyer
4: The Pilot Year of the Design Based Research Project
5: How the Argue Like A Lawyer Activity System Supported Argument Writing in One Classroom
6: A Case Study of One Student's Writing Development across the Semester
7: Learning from Design Based Research about Argument Writing in a Supplemental Literacy Course for Ninth Graders at Academic Risk
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Argument Writing;Knowledge building;Literacy Routines;Distributed knowledge building;Death Penalty Unit;cognitive distribution;Design Years;literacy research;Academic Risk;literacy development;Argument Guide;design-based research;Literacy Cycle;DBR;Activity System;adolescent literacy;Bullying Unit;argumentation;Argument Knowledge;argumentative writing;Claim Section;persuasive writing;Writing Development;informational reading;General Education Classrooms;activity theory;DRP;sociocultural practices;Spring Semester Students;at-risk high school students;C3 Framework;curriculum design;Student D03;learning sciences;Disciplinary Literacy Practices;supplemental literacy instruction;Counterfactual Data;dialogic instruction;Total Rubric Score;Fidelity Checklists;Social Studies Grades;Pilot Year;Literacy Coaches
