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Teaching and Learning Strategies

Students learn best when they are aware of the processes and strategies they use to construct and communicate meaning (Maxwell & Meiser, 1997, p. 269).

  1. Speaking
    1. Group I: Activities for Often-Used Types of Speech
    2. Group II: Activities for Less-Used Types of Speech
    3. Group III: Activities for More Limited Types of Speech
    4. Group IV: Activities for Primarily Professional Types of Speech
  2. Listening
    1. Contrasting Effective and Ineffective Listening Habits
    2. The Listening Process
    3. Assessment of Listening
    4. Informal Assessment
    5. Formal Assessment
  3. Writing
    1. Writing as Process
    2. A Variety of Writing Experiences
    3. Writing Folders (Dossiers) and Portfolios
    4. Assessment of Writing
    5. The Conventions of Writing
  4. Reading
    1. Reading and Responding to Literary and Transactional Texts
    2. Instructional Strategies
    3. The Reader's Workshop
    4. Questions
    5. Extensive Reading
    6. Assessment of Reading

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