Research in the Teaching of English
May 2000
Finding the Right Words: A Case Study in Classroom-Based Language and Literacy Support
Francine Falk-Ross
Northern Illinois University
Abstract
Presents a school-year-long case study of a fourth-grade boy with a history of language difficulties. Describes development of a set of curriculum-centered, classroom-based strategies for language and literacy support. Focuses on changes in the student's language constructions and communicative competence, in the form of the teacher's supportive strategies, and in the speech/language pathologist's role in the classroom.
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- Research in the Teaching of English
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- 2000-05-01
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- 10.58680/rte20001703
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