Exam 12: Planning the Curriculum

Three ways suggested in the text for a teacher to build a good classroom library are: a.___________________________________ b._ c.___________________________________

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Collecting a wide range of books that cater to different reading levels and interests of the students.
B : Regularly updating and adding new books to keep the library fresh and interesting.
C : Including books that reflect the diversity and backgrounds of the students to make it more inclusive and relatable.

A study of pre- and in-service teachers' ideas about acceptable and unacceptable children's books revealed a bias

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List and explain four possible ways a discipline-based study of literature could be organized and presented.

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1. Chronological: Literature could be organized and presented in a chronological manner, starting with ancient texts and moving through different time periods up to contemporary literature. This approach allows students to see the development and evolution of literary styles, themes, and techniques over time.

2. Genre-based: Another way to organize a discipline-based study of literature is to focus on different literary genres, such as poetry, drama, fiction, and non-fiction. This approach allows students to explore the unique characteristics and conventions of each genre, as well as how they have evolved over time.

3. Author-focused: A discipline-based study of literature could also be organized around specific authors or literary movements. This approach allows students to delve deeply into the works of particular writers or to explore the cultural and historical contexts that influenced a specific literary movement.

4. Theme-based: Finally, literature could be organized and presented around specific themes or topics, such as love and relationships, war and conflict, or nature and the environment. This approach allows students to explore how different authors from different time periods and cultures have addressed similar themes in their work.

Each of these approaches offers a unique perspective on the study of literature and can provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the discipline.

The strength of the basal reading program is that

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"Any literary technique deliberately employed to achieve a special effect" is a _ ______________________.

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Explain the statement "Literature-based reading methods cannot be packaged."

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According to research findings, Direct Instruction (DI)

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Discuss ways in which students can use newer technologies to assist them in their study of literature.

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Outline a plan for dealing with a would-be censor who approaches you during school hours with a complaint about a book that you are using in your class or have in your classroom library.

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Question 9

A yearlong strand of literature instruction can be organized by ___________, , _, , and ____________.

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What is the difference between a planning web and a lesson plan?

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Question 11

The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States pertains to citizens' right to

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Question 12

List three practices that teachers using the literature-based approach to reading should avoid so as not to "basalize literature."

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List and explain what you consider to be the three greatest advantages of literature-based reading and the three greatest advantages of basal reading programs.

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List three ways in which parent volunteers can assist teachers with literature-related tasks in the classroom.

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According to the authors, in dealing with censorship attempts, teachers should let their actions be guided by the following two precepts:

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Name three features of the elementary classroom environment that would promote students' interaction with good literature and explain how these features would have this effect.

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Name and briefly discuss three problems with literature selections found in basal readers.

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Question 18

An approach to teaching reading through the exclusive use of trade books is __________________________________________________________________________.

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Describe one of the ways that a yearlong literature curriculum can be organized.

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Three ways suggested in the text for a teacher to build a good classroom library are: a.___________________________________ b._ c.___________________________________

A study of pre- and in-service teachers' ideas about acceptable and unacceptable children's books revealed a bias

List and explain four possible ways a discipline-based study of literature could be organized and presented.

The strength of the basal reading program is that

"Any literary technique deliberately employed to achieve a special effect" is a _ ______________________.

Explain the statement "Literature-based reading methods cannot be packaged."

According to research findings, Direct Instruction (DI)

Discuss ways in which students can use newer technologies to assist them in their study of literature.

Outline a plan for dealing with a would-be censor who approaches you during school hours with a complaint about a book that you are using in your class or have in your classroom library.

A yearlong strand of literature instruction can be organized by ___________, , _, , and ____________.

What is the difference between a planning web and a lesson plan?

The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States pertains to citizens' right to

List three practices that teachers using the literature-based approach to reading should avoid so as not to "basalize literature."

List and explain what you consider to be the three greatest advantages of literature-based reading and the three greatest advantages of basal reading programs.

List three ways in which parent volunteers can assist teachers with literature-related tasks in the classroom.

According to the authors, in dealing with censorship attempts, teachers should let their actions be guided by the following two precepts:

Name three features of the elementary classroom environment that would promote students' interaction with good literature and explain how these features would have this effect.

Name and briefly discuss three problems with literature selections found in basal readers.

An approach to teaching reading through the exclusive use of trade books is __________________________________________________________________________.

Describe one of the ways that a yearlong literature curriculum can be organized.

Learning About Children and Their Literature

Learning About Reading and Literature

Learning About Literature

Poetry

Picture Books

Traditional Literature

Modern Fantasy

Realistic Fiction

Historical Fiction and Biography

Informational Books

Literature for a Diverse Society

Engaging Children With Literature

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Exam 12: Planning the Curriculum

A study of pre- and in-service teachers' ideas about acceptable and unacceptable children's books revealed a bias

List and explain four possible ways a discipline-based study of literature could be organized and presented.

The strength of the basal reading program is that

"Any literary technique deliberately employed to achieve a special effect" is a ___________ ________________________________.

Explain the statement "Literature-based reading methods cannot be packaged."

According to research findings, Direct Instruction (DI)

Discuss ways in which students can use newer technologies to assist them in their study of literature.

Outline a plan for dealing with a would-be censor who approaches you during school hours with a complaint about a book that you are using in your class or have in your classroom library.

A yearlong strand of literature instruction can be organized by _______________________, ______________________, _______________________, ________________________, and ________________________.

What is the difference between a planning web and a lesson plan?

The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States pertains to citizens' right to

List three practices that teachers using the literature-based approach to reading should avoid so as not to "basalize literature."

List and explain what you consider to be the three greatest advantages of literature-based reading and the three greatest advantages of basal reading programs.

List three ways in which parent volunteers can assist teachers with literature-related tasks in the classroom.

According to the authors, in dealing with censorship attempts, teachers should let their actions be guided by the following two precepts:

Name three features of the elementary classroom environment that would promote students' interaction with good literature and explain how these features would have this effect.

Name and briefly discuss three problems with literature selections found in basal readers.

An approach to teaching reading through the exclusive use of trade books is __________________________________________________________________________.

Describe one of the ways that a yearlong literature curriculum can be organized.

Learning About Children and Their Literature

Learning About Reading and Literature

Learning About Literature

Poetry

Picture Books

Traditional Literature

Modern Fantasy

Realistic Fiction

Historical Fiction and Biography

Informational Books

Literature for a Diverse Society

Engaging Children With Literature

Filters

"Any literary technique deliberately employed to achieve a special effect" is a _ ______________________.

A yearlong strand of literature instruction can be organized by ___________, , _, , and ____________.