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Social Studies |
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Strategic instruction in content-area reading for both ELLs and native speakers |
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Improve understanding of the content-area vocabulary common to the content areas |
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Develop strong reading strategies for content-area texts |
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Provide tips and test-taking strategies for standardized tests |
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More Information |
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ELL Levels: High Beginning, Intermediate, High Intermediate
Interest Levels: 6 - 12
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NOTE: The prices listed are for schools only. All others call 1-800-USA-READ for list prices.
Prices subject to change without notice.
| Reading Social |
ISBN
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ELL Skill
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| High Beginning level |
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| Student text |
0-07-874233-1 |
High Beginning |
| Annotated Teacher Edition |
0-07-874236-6 |
High Beginning |
| Introductory level |
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| Student text |
0-07-874234-X |
Intermediate |
| Annotated Teacher Edition |
0-07-874237-4 |
Intermediate |
| High Intermediate level |
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| Student text |
0-07-874235-8 |
High Intermediate |
| Annotated Teacher Edition |
0-07-874238-2 |
High Intermediate |
This series helps English language learners master the academic vocabulary that is the cornerstone of understanding content-area texts. With content that is engaging and written at a level that is not frustrating, this exciting new series focuses on core reading strategies successful readers use in content-area courses. Special attention is paid to both conceptual vocabulary and general academic words that are needed in any content-area course.
Content-Area Skills and Strategies Include:
- Accessing prior knowledge
- Content-area vocabulary
- Academic English
- Language connection
- Content connection
- Organizing ideas
- Drawing conclusions
- Recalling facts
- Understanding ideas
- Recognizing words in context
- Distinguishing fact from opinion
- Making inferences
- Understanding main ideas
- Personal response
- Expanding vocabulary
- Writing in response to reading
- Real-world reading
- Talk it over
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