Parental Involvement in Children's Reading (eBook, PDF)
Redaktion: Topping, Keith; Wolfendale, Sheila
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Parental Involvement in Children's Reading (eBook, PDF)
Redaktion: Topping, Keith; Wolfendale, Sheila
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Originally published in 1985. Research has shown the considerable benefit in having carefully structured systems for parental involvement - this book presents a review of past and current good practice.
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Originally published in 1985. Research has shown the considerable benefit in having carefully structured systems for parental involvement - this book presents a review of past and current good practice.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 346
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. November 2017
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781351236096
- Artikelnr.: 50403198
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 346
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. November 2017
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781351236096
- Artikelnr.: 50403198
Keith Topping, Sheila Wolfendale
Part 1: Introduction 1. Overview of Parental Participation in Children's
Education Sheila Wolfendale 2. Parental Involvement in Reading: Theoretical
and Empirical Background Keith Topping Part 2: Parental Involvement in
Reading in Action. A: Parent Listening 3. An Introduction to Parent
Listening Sheila Wolfendale 4. Parental Involvement and Reading Attainment:
Implications of Research in Dagenham and Haringey Jenny Hewison 5.
Implementation and Take-up of a Project to Involve Parents in the Teaching
of Reading Peter Hannon, Angela Jackson and Beryl Page 6. Encouraging
Parents to Listen to their Children Read Jeremy Swinson 7. The Elmwood
Project, Somerset David Knapman 8. PACT: Development of Home-reading
Schemes in the ILEA Alex Griffiths and Alastair King 9. Parental
Involvement Programmes and the Literacy Performance of Children Paul
Widlake and Flora Macleod 10. Teachers Working Together: A Workshop
Approach Mary Robertson B: Paired Reading 11. An Introduction to Paired
Reading Keith Topping 12. Paired Reading: Origins and Future Roger Morgan
13. A Study of the Effectiveness of Paired Reading Alan Heath 14. The
Development of Paired Reading in Derbyshire Andy Miller, David Robson and
Roger Bushell 15. Paired Reading at Deighton Junior School Avril Bush 16. A
Research Project in Paired Reading Leslie Carrick-Smith 17. A Paired
Reading Project with Asian Families Greta Jungnitz C: Behavioural Methods
18. An Introduction to Behavioural Methods Keith Topping 19. Remedial
Reading Using a Home-based Token Economy Lyn Fry 20. Remedial Reading at
Home Ted Glynn 21. Parent-assisted Instruction in Reading and Spelling
Jonathan Solity and Chris Reeve 22. Giving Parents a Choice: Teaching
Paired Reading and Pause, Prompt and Praise Strategies in a Workshop
Setting Sam Winter 23. Parental Involvement at Mowbray School Pauline
Holdsworth D: Variations 24. An Introduction to Variations Sheila
Wolfendale 25. The Kings Heath Project Trevor Bryans, Anne Kidd and Marie
Levey 26. A Comparative Study of Three Methods of Parental Involvement in
Reading Lorraine Wareing 27. An Inner-city Home-reading Project Tessa
Cooknell 28. 'Have You a Minute?' The Fox Hill Reading Project Hilda Smith
and Margaret Marsh 29. Parents as Coaches for Dyslexic and Severely Reading
Retarded Pupils Colin Tyre and Peter Young 30. Teaching Parents to Teach
Reading to Teach Language: A Project with Down's Syndrome Children and
their Parents Sue Buckley Part 3: Implementation 31. Review and Prospect
Keith Topping 32. Planning Parental Involvement in Reading Sheila
Wolfendale 33. Resources: Examples and Details Sheila Wolfendale and Keith
Topping
Education Sheila Wolfendale 2. Parental Involvement in Reading: Theoretical
and Empirical Background Keith Topping Part 2: Parental Involvement in
Reading in Action. A: Parent Listening 3. An Introduction to Parent
Listening Sheila Wolfendale 4. Parental Involvement and Reading Attainment:
Implications of Research in Dagenham and Haringey Jenny Hewison 5.
Implementation and Take-up of a Project to Involve Parents in the Teaching
of Reading Peter Hannon, Angela Jackson and Beryl Page 6. Encouraging
Parents to Listen to their Children Read Jeremy Swinson 7. The Elmwood
Project, Somerset David Knapman 8. PACT: Development of Home-reading
Schemes in the ILEA Alex Griffiths and Alastair King 9. Parental
Involvement Programmes and the Literacy Performance of Children Paul
Widlake and Flora Macleod 10. Teachers Working Together: A Workshop
Approach Mary Robertson B: Paired Reading 11. An Introduction to Paired
Reading Keith Topping 12. Paired Reading: Origins and Future Roger Morgan
13. A Study of the Effectiveness of Paired Reading Alan Heath 14. The
Development of Paired Reading in Derbyshire Andy Miller, David Robson and
Roger Bushell 15. Paired Reading at Deighton Junior School Avril Bush 16. A
Research Project in Paired Reading Leslie Carrick-Smith 17. A Paired
Reading Project with Asian Families Greta Jungnitz C: Behavioural Methods
18. An Introduction to Behavioural Methods Keith Topping 19. Remedial
Reading Using a Home-based Token Economy Lyn Fry 20. Remedial Reading at
Home Ted Glynn 21. Parent-assisted Instruction in Reading and Spelling
Jonathan Solity and Chris Reeve 22. Giving Parents a Choice: Teaching
Paired Reading and Pause, Prompt and Praise Strategies in a Workshop
Setting Sam Winter 23. Parental Involvement at Mowbray School Pauline
Holdsworth D: Variations 24. An Introduction to Variations Sheila
Wolfendale 25. The Kings Heath Project Trevor Bryans, Anne Kidd and Marie
Levey 26. A Comparative Study of Three Methods of Parental Involvement in
Reading Lorraine Wareing 27. An Inner-city Home-reading Project Tessa
Cooknell 28. 'Have You a Minute?' The Fox Hill Reading Project Hilda Smith
and Margaret Marsh 29. Parents as Coaches for Dyslexic and Severely Reading
Retarded Pupils Colin Tyre and Peter Young 30. Teaching Parents to Teach
Reading to Teach Language: A Project with Down's Syndrome Children and
their Parents Sue Buckley Part 3: Implementation 31. Review and Prospect
Keith Topping 32. Planning Parental Involvement in Reading Sheila
Wolfendale 33. Resources: Examples and Details Sheila Wolfendale and Keith
Topping
Part 1: Introduction 1. Overview of Parental Participation in Children's
Education Sheila Wolfendale 2. Parental Involvement in Reading: Theoretical
and Empirical Background Keith Topping Part 2: Parental Involvement in
Reading in Action. A: Parent Listening 3. An Introduction to Parent
Listening Sheila Wolfendale 4. Parental Involvement and Reading Attainment:
Implications of Research in Dagenham and Haringey Jenny Hewison 5.
Implementation and Take-up of a Project to Involve Parents in the Teaching
of Reading Peter Hannon, Angela Jackson and Beryl Page 6. Encouraging
Parents to Listen to their Children Read Jeremy Swinson 7. The Elmwood
Project, Somerset David Knapman 8. PACT: Development of Home-reading
Schemes in the ILEA Alex Griffiths and Alastair King 9. Parental
Involvement Programmes and the Literacy Performance of Children Paul
Widlake and Flora Macleod 10. Teachers Working Together: A Workshop
Approach Mary Robertson B: Paired Reading 11. An Introduction to Paired
Reading Keith Topping 12. Paired Reading: Origins and Future Roger Morgan
13. A Study of the Effectiveness of Paired Reading Alan Heath 14. The
Development of Paired Reading in Derbyshire Andy Miller, David Robson and
Roger Bushell 15. Paired Reading at Deighton Junior School Avril Bush 16. A
Research Project in Paired Reading Leslie Carrick-Smith 17. A Paired
Reading Project with Asian Families Greta Jungnitz C: Behavioural Methods
18. An Introduction to Behavioural Methods Keith Topping 19. Remedial
Reading Using a Home-based Token Economy Lyn Fry 20. Remedial Reading at
Home Ted Glynn 21. Parent-assisted Instruction in Reading and Spelling
Jonathan Solity and Chris Reeve 22. Giving Parents a Choice: Teaching
Paired Reading and Pause, Prompt and Praise Strategies in a Workshop
Setting Sam Winter 23. Parental Involvement at Mowbray School Pauline
Holdsworth D: Variations 24. An Introduction to Variations Sheila
Wolfendale 25. The Kings Heath Project Trevor Bryans, Anne Kidd and Marie
Levey 26. A Comparative Study of Three Methods of Parental Involvement in
Reading Lorraine Wareing 27. An Inner-city Home-reading Project Tessa
Cooknell 28. 'Have You a Minute?' The Fox Hill Reading Project Hilda Smith
and Margaret Marsh 29. Parents as Coaches for Dyslexic and Severely Reading
Retarded Pupils Colin Tyre and Peter Young 30. Teaching Parents to Teach
Reading to Teach Language: A Project with Down's Syndrome Children and
their Parents Sue Buckley Part 3: Implementation 31. Review and Prospect
Keith Topping 32. Planning Parental Involvement in Reading Sheila
Wolfendale 33. Resources: Examples and Details Sheila Wolfendale and Keith
Topping
Education Sheila Wolfendale 2. Parental Involvement in Reading: Theoretical
and Empirical Background Keith Topping Part 2: Parental Involvement in
Reading in Action. A: Parent Listening 3. An Introduction to Parent
Listening Sheila Wolfendale 4. Parental Involvement and Reading Attainment:
Implications of Research in Dagenham and Haringey Jenny Hewison 5.
Implementation and Take-up of a Project to Involve Parents in the Teaching
of Reading Peter Hannon, Angela Jackson and Beryl Page 6. Encouraging
Parents to Listen to their Children Read Jeremy Swinson 7. The Elmwood
Project, Somerset David Knapman 8. PACT: Development of Home-reading
Schemes in the ILEA Alex Griffiths and Alastair King 9. Parental
Involvement Programmes and the Literacy Performance of Children Paul
Widlake and Flora Macleod 10. Teachers Working Together: A Workshop
Approach Mary Robertson B: Paired Reading 11. An Introduction to Paired
Reading Keith Topping 12. Paired Reading: Origins and Future Roger Morgan
13. A Study of the Effectiveness of Paired Reading Alan Heath 14. The
Development of Paired Reading in Derbyshire Andy Miller, David Robson and
Roger Bushell 15. Paired Reading at Deighton Junior School Avril Bush 16. A
Research Project in Paired Reading Leslie Carrick-Smith 17. A Paired
Reading Project with Asian Families Greta Jungnitz C: Behavioural Methods
18. An Introduction to Behavioural Methods Keith Topping 19. Remedial
Reading Using a Home-based Token Economy Lyn Fry 20. Remedial Reading at
Home Ted Glynn 21. Parent-assisted Instruction in Reading and Spelling
Jonathan Solity and Chris Reeve 22. Giving Parents a Choice: Teaching
Paired Reading and Pause, Prompt and Praise Strategies in a Workshop
Setting Sam Winter 23. Parental Involvement at Mowbray School Pauline
Holdsworth D: Variations 24. An Introduction to Variations Sheila
Wolfendale 25. The Kings Heath Project Trevor Bryans, Anne Kidd and Marie
Levey 26. A Comparative Study of Three Methods of Parental Involvement in
Reading Lorraine Wareing 27. An Inner-city Home-reading Project Tessa
Cooknell 28. 'Have You a Minute?' The Fox Hill Reading Project Hilda Smith
and Margaret Marsh 29. Parents as Coaches for Dyslexic and Severely Reading
Retarded Pupils Colin Tyre and Peter Young 30. Teaching Parents to Teach
Reading to Teach Language: A Project with Down's Syndrome Children and
their Parents Sue Buckley Part 3: Implementation 31. Review and Prospect
Keith Topping 32. Planning Parental Involvement in Reading Sheila
Wolfendale 33. Resources: Examples and Details Sheila Wolfendale and Keith
Topping