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Beginning Reading and Writing
WITH THE PICTURE WORD INDUCTIVE MODEL
Emily F. Calhoun
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Beginning Reading and Writing
WITH THE PICTURE WORD INDUCTIVE MODEL
Emily F. Calhoun
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
Alexandria, Virginia USA
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Calhoun, Emily.
Teaching beginning reading and writing with the picture word
inductive model / Emily F. Calhoun.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN 0-87120-337-5
1. Language arts (Primary) 2. Reading (Primary) 3.
Reading—Phonetic method. 4. English language—Composition and
exercises—Study and teaching (Primary) 5. Pictures in education.
I. Title.
LB1528 .C35 1999
372.6—dc21
98-58153
CIP
06 05 04 03 02
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
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Teaching Beginning Reading and Writing
with the Picture Word Inductive Model
Preface ····························· v
1. Glimpsing the Model in Kindergarten and 2nd Grade · ·
1
2. Describing the Picture Word Inductive Model······· 21
3. Using the Model in a Language Arts Unit ········· 31
4. Designing Multidimensional Reading and
Writing Instruction ······················ 52
5. Getting Started in Your Classroom or School ······· 66
6. Working with Older Beginning Readers ·········· 88
Endnote ····························104
Appendix 1—Explicit Instruction and Suggestions ·····106
Appendix 2—Concept Attainment ·············108
Appendix 3—Vocabulary Development ···········111
Appendix 4—Reading Aloud ·················116
Bibliography ··························118
About the Author ·······················124
You can read the chapters in the order presented; however, if you read
the Preface and chapters 1 and 2, you may choose to jump into Chap-
ter 5 and begin using the model. Then, as you practice, use the other
chapters to help you move forward with learning the model.
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What teachers do
in the structuring of learning opportunities
and the provision of instruction
is at the heart of the contribution schools make
to the academic achievement of students.
Hawley, Rosenholtz, Goodstein, and Hasselbring, 1984
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