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With this collection of essays, the concept of writing program administration as a significant expression of scholarship comes of age.

The Boynton/Cook editions of four of Shakespeare's most popular plays have been reissued with attractive new cover designs and printed on more opaque, easy-to-read paper. This series is specifically designed for high school classes.

Hamlet, part of the Boynton/Cook Shakespeare Series, is specifically designed for high school classes.

The author presents the stories of students who have spent all their lives in remedial programs in their own words to support her strong plea for a much more effective literacy curriculum.

Writing a dissertation can be joyful and reaffirming, but it can also feel like wandering into a labyrinth where dimly lit pathways twist and turn toward disaster. What is a dissertation supposed to look like? What is a dissertation supposed to do? Who is supposed to-or allowed to-decide?

Reading Their World, 2/e and its companion CD-ROM provide the most extensive examination of young adult literature available today.

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Patricia Dunn makes the case for a writing pedagogy that draws upon multiple literacies and then gives numerous, detailed examples of how that theory can be translated into classroom practice.

The authors outline an approach to the study of literacy that does not neglect the cognitive or individual aspects of literacy but rather sees them as largely shaped by the social forces of our political, economic, and educational systems.

David LeCount has seen the frustration of teachers-frustration with the erosion of choice that they have had in creating their own curriculum, and frustration that students have had little choice in topics for writing.

Knowledge in the Making provides a variety of ideas on how teachers of literature at all levels can bring readers and texts closer together in their classrooms.

A student demands to know what authority you have to judge his writing. Another student sits in your office reading her essay aloud and crying. What you hoped would be a stimulating classroom discussion falls flat.

The Spiritual Side of Writing helps teachers and students to achieve that level of understanding--to discover ways to tap the inner power inherent to us all.

If you're ultimately helping students become creative individuals with a voice, fluent, context-aware experts with language, and engaged and thinking adults, we think you're doing your job as a writing teacher (above and beyond what the standards-of-the-week have to say on the matter)." -Dawn Latta Kirby and Darren Crovitz "To teach writing well, we don't look someplace 'out there' for rules, formulas, and mimicry, " write Dawn Latta Kirby and...

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The Community as Classroom is an idea book first to last--a resource filled with strategies for students from elementary grades through high school that provide rich opportunities for community based learning experiences.

Second Shift is the first study to combine historical and contemporary perspectives on pedagogical and political issues that affect college-level literacy education for working students.

Bogdan analyzes the educational context of literary engagement, offering a revision of the educated imagination in terms of real readers reading in the classroom.

Imbued with Romano's passion for teaching, Blending Genre, Altering Style is an invaluable reference for any inservice or preservice English language arts teacher.

Language and Literacy introduces the study of language as discourse - language as it is used by speakers and writers for authentic purposes.