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- Condition
- Release Year
- 2008
- Book Title
- Assessment for Reading Instruction, Second Edition (Solving Pr...
- ISBN
- 9781606230350
- Subject Area
- Language Arts & Disciplines, Education
- Publication Name
- Assessment for Reading Instruction, Second Edition
- Publisher
- Guilford Publications
- Item Length
- 10.5 in
- Subject
- Teaching Methods & Materials / Reading & Phonics, Reading Skills, Literacy
- Publication Year
- 2008
- Series
- Solving Problems in the Teaching of Literacy Ser.
- Type
- Textbook
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 0.6 in
- Features
- Revised
- Item Weight
- 22.9 Oz
- Item Width
- 8.1 in
- Number of Pages
- 290 Pages
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Publisher
Guilford Publications
ISBN-10
1606230352
ISBN-13
9781606230350
eBay Product ID (ePID)
69741257
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
290 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Assessment for Reading Instruction, Second Edition
Subject
Teaching Methods & Materials / Reading & Phonics, Reading Skills, Literacy
Publication Year
2008
Features
Revised
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Language Arts & Disciplines, Education
Series
Solving Problems in the Teaching of Literacy Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
22.9 Oz
Item Length
10.5 in
Item Width
8.1 in
Additional Product Features
Edition Number
2
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2008-027889
Reviews
"I use this text in all of my assessment courses and my students find it to be a critical resource in their own classrooms. While the first edition has been invaluable to my teaching, the second edition is, if anything, even better. This book offers essential tools for evaluating learners as they develop as readers. The assessments are based on a view of reading that recognizes the complexity of the processes involved and never loses sight of the fact that reading is ultimately a meaning-making act. In an age when informal evaluations are often overlooked, this book reminds us of their value in creating effective literacy instruction for readers at all levels."/m-/Melanie Kuhn, PhD, School of Education, Boston University "This is a wise and sensible book in a field that is crying out for wisdom and sense. It is grounded in an authoritative grasp of the science of reading and the discipline of assessment, but it expresses itself in the language and practical concerns of a good classroom teacher who is really trying to help students learn to read."--Larry Berger, CEO, Wireless Generation, Brooklyn, New York "An extremely practical 'must read' for teachers at all stages of their careers. The organization of the second edition emphasizes the developmental nature of reading, and reflects the current research related to the acquisition of literacy skills. Classroom teachers and reading specialists will find this to be their most-used reference on assessment of all reading components. Administrators will also find it valuable as they seek resources to support the professional development of literacy teachers."--Jean Ray Korder, MEd, Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, Urbana School District 116, Urbana, Illinois"Administrators and teachers will find this a most useful guide for bringing intelligent and well-informed reading assessment into classroom practice. Inquiry teams and other professional study groups in schools will find it an ideal text. The book demonstrates how diagnostic work can be used to guide practice for individual students and for small and large groups. Offering clear descriptions of assessments and their purpose and explanations of what test results mean, this excellent resource is one that practitioners will refer to again and again."--Esther Klein Friedman, PhD, Director, Office of Academic Intervention Services K-12, New York City Department of Education"This text should be required reading for any undergraduate or graduate student of literacy education. Additionally, it is certain to be used widely as a reference tool on the desks of literacy coaches, teachers, reading specialists, tutors, curriculum coordinators, and principals. To date, I have not found any other book that covers literacy assessment with such depth and breadth while also being extremely accessible and easy to use. The second edition features several updates, including ways to assess digital literacy and an expanded section on fluency. Anyone who cares deeply about using research-based assessment to guide reading instruction for our nation's children should own and use this book."--Carolyn Strom, MEd, reading specialist, New York, NY , "This is a wise and sensible book in a field that is crying out for wisdom and sense. It is grounded in an authoritative grasp of the science of reading and the discipline of assessment, but it expresses itself in the language and practical concerns of a good classroom teacher who is really trying to help students learn to read." - Larry Berger, CEO, Wireless Generation, Brooklyn, New York, USA "Administrators and teachers will find this a most useful guide for bringing intelligent and well-informed reading assessment into classroom practice. Inquiry teams and other professional study groups in schools will find it an ideal text. The book demonstrates how diagnostic work can be used to guide practice for individual students and for small and large groups. Offering clear descriptions of assessments and their purpose and explanations of what test results mean, this excellent resource is one that practitioners will refer to again and again." - Esther Klein Friedman, Director, Office of Academic Intervention Services K-12, New York City Department of Education, USA "This text should be required reading for any undergraduate or graduate student of literacy education. Additionally, it is certain to be used widely as a reference tool on the desks of literacy coaches, teachers, reading specialists, tutors, curriculum coordinators, and principals. To date, I have not found any other book that covers literacy assessment with such depth and breadth while also being extremely accessible and easy to use. The second edition features several updates, including ways to assess digital literacy and an expanded section on fluency." - Carolyn Strom, reading specialist, New York, USA "An extremely practical 'must read' for teachers at all stages of their careers. The organization of the second edition emphasizes the developmental nature of reading, and reflects the current research related to the acquisition of literacy skills. Classroom teachers and reading specialists will find this to be their most-used reference on assessment of all reading components. Administrators will also find it valuable as they seek resources to support the professional development of literacy teachers." - Jean Ray Korder, Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, Urbana School District 116, Urbana, Illinois, USA "I use this text in all of my assessment courses and my students find it to be a critical resource in their own classrooms. While the first edition has been invaluable to my teaching, the second edition is, if anything, even better. This book offers essential tools for evaluating learners as they develop as readers... In an age when informal evaluations are often overlooked, this book reminds us of their value in creating effective literacy instruction for readers at all levels." - Melanie Kuhn, School of Education, Boston University, USA "During my first year as a literacy coach, the first edition of this invaluable book provided the guidance I needed for assessing both the strengths and weaknesses of the students in my K-5 school. I am so excited about the second edition! Changes in the content and structure will help coaches and teachers glean information about students even more quickly and thoroughly, and the table of assessments facilitates finding and using the reproducible forms." - Elaine Merritt, literacy coach, Johnson County Elementary, Wrightsville, Georgia, USA "McKenna and Stahl achieve a perfect balance of refreshing the basics, solidifying the tried and true, and including the latest from research in reading education. In the hustle and bustle of a school day, reading specialists can't be bogged down by long articles and research jargon. The straightforward writing style, additions, and revisions make this second edition a premier tool for every reading specialist." - Aggie Craft, reading specialist, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, "McKenna and Stahl achieve a perfect balance of refreshing the basics, solidifying the tried and true, and including the latest from research in reading education. In the hustle and bustle of a school day, reading specialists can't be bogged down by long articles and research jargon. The straightforward writing style, additions, and revisions make this second edition a premier tool for every reading specialist."--Aggie Craft, MEd, reading specialist, Charlottesville, Virginia "During my first year as a literacy coach, the first edition of this invaluable book provided the guidance I needed for assessing both the strengths and weaknesses of the students in my K-5 school. I am so excited about the second edition! Changes in the content and structure will help coaches and teachers glean information about students even more quickly and thoroughly, and the table of assessments facilitates finding and using the reproducible forms."--Elaine Merritt, EdS, literacy coach, Johnson County Elementary, Wrightsville, Georgia "I use this text in all of my assessment courses and my students find it to be a critical resource in their own classrooms. While the first edition has been invaluable to my teaching, the second edition is, if anything, even better. This book offers essential tools for evaluating learners as they develop as readers. The assessments are based on a view of reading that recognizes the complexity of the processes involved and never loses sight of the fact that reading is ultimately a meaning-making act. In an age when informal evaluations are often overlooked, this book reminds us of their value in creating effective literacy instruction for readers at all levels."/m-/Melanie Kuhn, PhD, School of Education, Boston University "This is a wise and sensible book in a field that is crying out for wisdom and sense. It is grounded in an authoritative grasp of the science of reading and the discipline of assessment, but it expresses itself in the language and practical concerns of a good classroom teacher who is really trying to help students learn to read."--Larry Berger, CEO, Wireless Generation, Brooklyn, New York "An extremely practical 'must read' for teachers at all stages of their careers. The organization of the second edition emphasizes the developmental nature of reading, and reflects the current research related to the acquisition of literacy skills. Classroom teachers and reading specialists will find this to be their most-used reference on assessment of all reading components. Administrators will also find it valuable as they seek resources to support the professional development of literacy teachers."--Jean Ray Korder, MEd, Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, Urbana School District 116, Urbana, Illinois"Administrators and teachers will find this a most useful guide for bringing intelligent and well-informed reading assessment into classroom practice. Inquiry teams and other professional study groups in schools will find it an ideal text. The book demonstrates how diagnostic work can be used to guide practice for individual students and for small and large groups. Offering clear descriptions of assessments and their purpose and explanations of what test results mean, this excellent resource is one that practitioners will refer to again and again."--Esther Klein Friedman, PhD, Director, Office of Academic Intervention Services K-12, New York City Department of Education"This text should be required reading for any undergraduate or graduate student of literacy education. Additionally, it is certain to be used widely as a reference tool on the desks of literacy coaches, teachers, reading specialists, tutors, curriculum coordinators, and principals. To date, I have not found any other book that covers literacy assessment with, "This is a wise and sensible book in a field that is crying out for wisdom and sense. It is grounded in an authoritative grasp of the science of reading and the discipline of assessment, but it expresses itself in the language and practical concerns of a good classroom teacher who is really trying to help students learn to read." - Larry Berger, CEO, Wireless Generation, Brooklyn, New York, USA"Administrators and teachers will find this a most useful guide for bringing intelligent and well-informed reading assessment into classroom practice. Inquiry teams and other professional study groups in schools will find it an ideal text. The book demonstrates how diagnostic work can be used to guide practice for individual students and for small and large groups. Offering clear descriptions of assessments and their purpose and explanations of what test results mean, this excellent resource is one that practitioners will refer to again and again." - Esther Klein Friedman, Director, Office of Academic Intervention Services K-12, New York City Department of Education, USA "This text should be required reading for any undergraduate or graduate student of literacy education. Additionally, it is certain to be used widely as a reference tool on the desks of literacy coaches, teachers, reading specialists, tutors, curriculum coordinators, and principals. To date, I have not found any other book that covers literacy assessment with such depth and breadth while also being extremely accessible and easy to use. The second edition features several updates, including ways to assess digital literacy and an expanded section on fluency." - Carolyn Strom, reading specialist, New York, USA"An extremely practical 'must read' for teachers at all stages of their careers. The organization of the second edition emphasizes the developmental nature of reading, and reflects the current research related to the acquisition of literacy skills. Classroom teachers and reading specialists will find this to be their most-used reference on assessment of all reading components. Administrators will also find it valuable as they seek resources to support the professional development of literacy teachers." - Jean Ray Korder, Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, Urbana School District 116, Urbana, Illinois, USA"I use this text in all of my assessment courses and my students find it to be a critical resource in their own classrooms. While the first edition has been invaluable to my teaching, the second edition is, if anything, even better. This book offers essential tools for evaluating learners as they develop as readers... In an age when informal evaluations are often overlooked, this book reminds us of their value in creating effective literacy instruction for readers at all levels." - Melanie Kuhn, School of Education, Boston University, USA"During my first year as a literacy coach, the first edition of this invaluable book provided the guidance I needed for assessing both the strengths and weaknesses of the students in my K-5 school. I am so excited about the second edition! Changes in the content and structure will help coaches and teachers glean information about students even more quickly and thoroughly, and the table of assessments facilitates finding and using the reproducible forms." - Elaine Merritt, literacy coach, Johnson County Elementary, Wrightsville, Georgia, USA"McKenna and Stahl achieve a perfect balance of refreshing the basics, solidifying the tried and true, and including the latest from research in reading education. In the hustle and bustle of a school day, reading specialists can't be bogged down by long articles and research jargon. The straightforward writing styl, "An extremely practical 'must read' for teachers at all stages of their careers. The organization of the second edition emphasizes the developmental nature of reading, and reflects the current research related to the acquisition of literacy skills. Classroom teachers and reading specialists will find this to be their most-used reference on assessment of all reading components. Administrators will also find it valuable as they seek resources to support the professional development of literacy teachers."--Jean Ray Korder, MEd, Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, Urbana School District 116, Urbana, Illinois "Administrators and teachers will find this a most useful guide for bringing intelligent and well-informed reading assessment into classroom practice. Inquiry teams and other professional study groups in schools will find it an ideal text. The book demonstrates how diagnostic work can be used to guide practice for individual students and for small and large groups. Offering clear descriptions of assessments and their purpose and explanations of what test results mean, this excellent resource is one that practitioners will refer to again and again."--Esther Klein Friedman, PhD, Director, Office of Academic Intervention Services K-12, New York City Department of Education "This text should be required reading for any undergraduate or graduate student of literacy education. Additionally, it is certain to be used widely as a reference tool on the desks of literacy coaches, teachers, reading specialists, tutors, curriculum coordinators, and principals. To date, I have not found any other book that covers literacy assessment with such depth and breadth while also being extremely accessible and easy to use. The second edition features several updates, including ways to assess digital literacy and an expanded section on fluency. Anyone who cares deeply about using research-based assessment to guide reading instruction for our nation's children should own and use this book."--Carolyn Strom, MEd, reading specialist, New York, NY , "This is a wise and sensible book in a field that is crying out for wisdom and sense. It is grounded in an authoritative grasp of the science of reading and the discipline of assessment, but it expresses itself in the language and practical concerns of a good classroom teacher who is really trying to help students learn to read."--Larry Berger, CEO, Wireless Generation, Brooklyn, New York "An extremely practical 'must read' for teachers at all stages of their careers. The organization of the second edition emphasizes the developmental nature of reading, and reflects the current research related to the acquisition of literacy skills. Classroom teachers and reading specialists will find this to be their most-used reference on assessment of all reading components. Administrators will also find it valuable as they seek resources to support the professional development of literacy teachers."--Jean Ray Korder, MEd, Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, Urbana School District 116, Urbana, Illinois "Administrators and teachers will find this a most useful guide for bringing intelligent and well-informed reading assessment into classroom practice. Inquiry teams and other professional study groups in schools will find it an ideal text. The book demonstrates how diagnostic work can be used to guide practice for individual students and for small and large groups. Offering clear descriptions of assessments and their purpose and explanations of what test results mean, this excellent resource is one that practitioners will refer to again and again."--Esther Klein Friedman, PhD, Director, Office of Academic Intervention Services K-12, New York City Department of Education "This text should be required reading for any undergraduate or graduate student of literacy education. Additionally, it is certain to be used widely as a reference tool on the desks of literacy coaches, teachers, reading specialists, tutors, curriculum coordinators, and principals. To date, I have not found any other book that covers literacy assessment with such depth and breadth while also being extremely accessible and easy to use. The second edition features several updates, including ways to assess digital literacy and an expanded section on fluency. Anyone who cares deeply about using research-based assessment to guide reading instruction for our nation's children should own and use this book."--Carolyn Strom, MEd, reading specialist, New York, NY
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
372.48
Edition Description
Revised edition
Table Of Content
Introduction to Reading Assessment. General Concepts of Assessment. Informal Reading Inventories and Other Measures of Oral Reading. Emergent Literacy. Word Recognition and Spelling. Fluency. Comprehension. Strategic Knowledge. Affective Factors. Preparing a Reading Clinic Report. Appendix: Case Studies.
Synopsis
Widely adopted for course use, this trusted teacher guide combines crucial background knowledge with hands-on tools. In a large-size format for easy photocopying, the book features more than two dozen reproducibles. It covers all the essentials of planning, administering, scoring, and interpreting a wide range of formal and informal assessments. Helpful examples illustrate effective ways to evaluate K/n-/8 students' strengths and weaknesses in each of the core competencies that good readers need to master. See also Reading Assessment in an RTI Framework , which offers systematic guidance for conducting assessments in all three tiers of RTI.
LC Classification Number
LB1056.46.M35 2008
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