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ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
by Carol Brown Dodson, Nicole Luthy, and Darla Wagner, Joe Paris, Judy Mikita, Jay Falls, and Pat Tallman
in the September 2005 issue
Active Learning and Historically Based Young Adult Novels: Centerpieces for Integrating Literacy Instruction with Social Studies
by Linda J. Rice
in the February 2008 issue
Activity for a Community of Teachers: Focus on a Benchmark
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the March/April 2009 issue
Addressing Literacy in the Science and Mathematics Classrooms
by Kerri Matheny
in the February 2009 issue
Almost Painless—A Strategy for Writing Argumentation
by Susan Dixon
in the December 2008 issue
Analyzing a Question
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the September 2004 issue

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Being the Belle of the Ball: Online Resources for Literacy Coaches
by Brenda Power
in the March/April 2009 issue
BEST PRACTICES
by Cris Tovani, David Bloome, Colleen Ruggieri, Mary McMackin, Barbara Siegell, and Sarah E. Kasten
in the September 2005 issue
Book Hook Day
by Joyce K. Rowland
in the May 2005 issue
The Book of the Month and Mathematics: An Integrative Approach
by Christy Rhoades
in the March/April 2009 issue
Books by Anderson, Noden, Weaver, and Ehrenworth & Vinton
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the May/June 2007 issue
Books by Atwell, Holbrook, Janeczko, and Somers
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the January 2007 issue
Books by Brozo, Pirie, Tatum, and Smith and Wilhelm
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the March 2006 issue
Books by Burke, by Gallagher, by Forsten, Grant, & Hollas, and by Irvin, Buehl, & Radcliffe
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the November/December 2006 issue
Books by Caine, Gallagher, and Lane & Bernabei
by Beth Munger
in the December 2008 issue
Books by Cole; Gere, Christenbury, and Sassi; Stiggins; and Walker and Schmidt
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the January 2006 issue
Books by Copeland, Gallagher, Glasgow, and McLaughlin & DeVoogd
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the November/December 2005 issue
Books by Dozier, IRA, McKenna and Walpole, and Toll
by Beth Munger
in the March/April 2009 issue
Books by Gallagher and by Calkins, Ehrenworth, and Lehman
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the November 2012 issue
Books by Gallagher, Bigelow and Voukon, Harvey and Daniels, and Quate and McDermott
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the March/April 2010 issue
Books by Glasgow & Rice, Hadaway & McKenna, Hinton & Dickinson, and Wood
by Beth Munger
in the May/June 2008 issue
Books by Harmon, Wood, & Hedrick and Allen
by Beth Munger
in the October 2008 issue
Books by Hillocks; Smagorinsky, Johannessen, Kahn, and McCann; Gallagher; and Calkins, Ehrenworth, and Lehman
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the May 2013 issue
Books by Irvin, Meltzer, & Dukes, Taylor & Collins, and Lent
by Beth Munger
in the September 2008 issue
Books by Kajder, Morrell, and Richardson
by Sheila Cantlebary, Nicole Luthy, and Carol Brown Dodson
in the April 2006 issue
Books by Kajder, Richardson, and Kist
by Sheila Cantlebary, Nicole Carter Luthy, Carol Brown Dodson, and Beth Munger
in the April 2008 issue
Books by Kenney et al., Barton and Heidema, and Barton and Jordan
by Judy Spicer and Terry Shiverdecker
in the February 2009 issue
Books by Kist, Boss and Krauss, Rozema and Webb, and Richardson
by Sheila Cantlebary and Carol Brown Dodson
in the November/December 2009 issue
Books by Lesesne, Reeves, and Marshall
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the May/June 2006 issue
Books by McLaughlin & DeVoogd, Zwiers, Fisher & Frey, and Harmon, Wood, & Hedrick
by Sheila Cantlebary and Beth Munger
in the March 2008 issue
Books by Raphael, Highfield, and Au, by Koechlin and Zwann, and by Beck and McKeown
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the October 2006 issue
Books by Rasinski, Rasinski & Padak, Samuels & Farstrup, Johns & Berglund, and Brand & Brand
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the September 2006 issue
Books by Rice, Schmidt, and Ogle, Klemp, & McBride
by Beth Munger
in the February 2008 issue
Books by Robb, Beers, and Zwiers
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the April 2007 issue
Books by Robb, Tovani, Daniels & Zemelman, and Forsten, Grant, & Hollas
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the February 2006 issue
Books by Sima and Cordi, by the NWP with DeVoss, Eidman-Aadahl, and Hicks, and by Hicks
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the February 2013 issue
Books by Sipe, Phenix, and Wheatley
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the March 2007 issue
Books by Wormeli, Bloland, Coehlo, Gregory & Kuzmich, Lenz & Deshler, and Tomlinson
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the February 2007 issue
Both Sides of the Coin: The Challenge of Teaching Argument
by Kasey Dunlap
in the May 2013 issue
Boys Recommend Books to Other Boys
in the March 2006 issue
Boys’ Literate Lives: A Nonfiction Collaboration
by Karen Whitney
in the March 2006 issue
Breaking the Code of Academic Reading
by Pamela Adams Smith
in the November 2012 issue
Building Reading Stamina
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the September 2006 issue
Building Vocabulary in the Content Areas
by Carol Damian
in the October 2008 issue

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A Case for Using Reading and Writing in a Mathematics Classroom
by Sarah E. Kasten
in the November/December 2004 issue
Choice at Finland Middle School
by Paul Smathers, Debbie Camp, David Hampson, Barry Alcock, Julie Ison, and Lynnette Stephens
in the March/April 2010 issue
Choosing What Matters for Adolescent Learners
by Janet Allen
in the September 2004 issue
Closer Reading for Deeper Comprehension: Uncommon Sense About the Common Core
by Carol Jago
in the November 2012 issue
Collaborative Digital Writing Made Easy with Google Docs
by Leah Fullenkamp
in the February 2013 issue
The Columbus Coaching Project
by Karel Kroos
in the March/April 2009 issue
"Complex Human Activities Taking Place in Complex Human Relationships"
by David Bloome
in the October 2004 issue
The Complexities of Teaching New Literacies in Our Classrooms
by Ryan Rish and Joshua Caton
in the November/December 2009 issue
Confronting Informational Text
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the February 2006 issue
Considering Science
by Terry Shiverdecker
in the October 2005 issue
Considering Theme
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the November/December 2004 issue
Constructing Standards-Based Assessment Questions
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the October 2006 issue
Content-Area Vocabulary: A Critical Key to Conceptual Learning
by Janis M. Harmon and Karen D. Wood
in the October 2008 issue
A Conversation with Children’s Bookstore Owner Sally Oddi
in the March 2006 issue
Crafting Effective Choices to Motivate Students
by Kevin Perks
in the March/April 2010 issue
Creating a Recipe for Reading Success
by Tammy Burt
in the October 2004 issue

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A Day in the Life of a School Literacy Consultant: The ABCs of an SLC
by Karen Carney
in the March/April 2009 issue
A Day in the Life of Tech-Savvy Teens
in the April 2006 issue
Decidedly Doable Differentiation
by Lori Michalec
in the February 2007 issue
Designing Effective Content-Literacy Professional Development
by Julie Meltzer and Melvina Phillips
in the September 2008 issue
Differentiation at the Secondary Level
by Rick Wormeli
in the February 2007 issue
Digital Storytelling in the English Classroom
by Stephenie Eriksson
in the February 2013 issue
Discovering the Power of Reading Through Fiction
by Diane Sayre
in the May/June 2006 issue
A District Perspective: Scaffolding Text Complexity for At-Risk Readers
by Tara Boyer
in the April 2012 issue
Does Spelling Count?
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the March 2007 issue

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Editor's Note: New Ways to Access Articles
in the November/December 2007 issue
Educating About the Muslim American Experience: Breaking Stereotypes with Children’s Literature
by Asma Mobin-Uddin
in the May/June 2008 issue
Engage, Excite, Enrich: Selecting the Right Book
by Teri S. Lesesne
in the April 2012 issue
Engaging Adolescent Readers
by Margaret Blevins
in the September 2004 issue
Ensuring Success: Daily Short-Cycle Assessments
by Darla Wagner, Joe Paris, Judy Mikita, Jay Falls, and Pat Tallman
in the March/April 2005 issue
"Et tu, Ms. Ressler?" Radio Show Podcasts and Julius Caesar
by Sarah Ressler
in the April 2008 issue
The Evolution of a Social Studies Teacher? Integrating Literacy
by Dwayne Marshall
in the February 2008 issue
Examining Results
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the January 2006 issue

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Family Nights at the School Library—It’s Computer Time!
by Lynette Romito
in the April 2006 issue
Filling the Classroom with Possibilities: Using Writing and Talk to Help Students Read Beyond Plot
by Franki Sibberson
in the November/December 2005 issue
Finding Short Passages to Help Students Practice
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the May/June 2006 issue
A Fistful of Literacy
by Ken Glassmeyer
in the April 2007 issue
Fluency in the High School Classroom: One Teacher's Method
by Marcia W. Punsalan
in the September 2006 issue
Focus on the Question
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the November/December 2009 issue
Fostering Comprehension in Content-Area Reading
by Jeffery L. Williams
in the November/December 2006 issue
Fostering Metacognitive Conversation in Professional Learning Communities and Subject-Area Classrooms
by Cynthia Greenleaf
in the February 2006 issue
Fourth Graders Weigh in on Content-Area Learning
in the February 2006 issue
A Fresh Perspective on In Perspective: How a Professional Learning Community Used In Perspective to Drive Change at One Middle School in Northeast Ohio
by Lori G. Wilfong
in the September 2008 issue
From Web 2.0 to School 2.0: Tales from the Field
by William Kist
in the November/December 2009 issue

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Getting Boys to Read: Teachers Whose Classrooms Teach Us How to Do It
by June Berkley
in the March 2006 issue
Getting Them Ready for the Writing Test
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the February 2005 issue
Getting to Know Your Middle Grades Mathematics Textbook
by Diane K. Kahle
in the November/December 2006 issue
Going Beyond Content: Fostering Students’ Exploration of Text Structures and Purpose for Reading
by Melanie Stender
in the November/December 2006 issue
Grammar Gimmicks
by Cathy Brooks Walker
in the May/June 2007 issue
Grammar, Games, and Good Guys: Unconventional Conventions for ADHD (and Other) Students
by Celeste Garcia Madsen
in the May/June 2007 issue

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Helping the Kids to "Get It"
by Diana Carr
in the January 2005 issue
How Do You Keep Track of Your Thinking When Reading a Book with a Complex Story Line?
in the November/December 2005 issue
How to Get Started Integrating Technology
by Dawn Ruehrmund
in the April 2008 issue

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Implications for the Common Core: Getting Started with Text Complexity
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the April 2012 issue
Improving Students’ Writing
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the March/April 2005 issue
Informational Text and Author's Purpose
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the October 2004 issue
An Interview with Bob Howard on Technology and the Classroom
by Sue Misiak
in the April 2008 issue
An Interview with Maureen McLaughlin About Critical Literacy
by Maureen McLaughlin
in the March 2008 issue
INTRODUCTION
by Nicole Luthy
in the September 2005 issue

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Language Arts and Social Studies? It’s the Connections That Matter Most!
by Lori Dhiraprasiddhi and Wendy Begun
in the February 2008 issue
A Learner’s Point of View
by Carol Van Zalingen
in the March 2008 issue
Learning from (and with) Expert Teachers of Argumentative Writing
by George E. Newell, Jennifer VanDerHeide, Allison Wynhoff Olsen, and the Argumentative Writing Project Team
in the May 2013 issue
Listening 2.0: What Adolescents Want Us to Know About New Literacies and Learning
by Sara Kajder
in the April 2008 issue
Literacy for Active Citizenship
by Jared J. Reitz
in the March 2008 issue
Literature—Before, Behind, and Beyond
by Cher Orebaugh
in the February 2006 issue
A Little Latin and . . . a Lot of English
by Rick M. Newton and Evangeline Newton
in the June 2005 issue
A Little Latin and . . . a Lot of English
by Rick M. Newton and Evangeline Newton
in the November/December 2007 issue
Living with Hope, Rather Than Doubt: Classroom Assessment of Adolescent Literacy Learning
by Gwynne Ellen Ash
in the March/April 2005 issue
Looking Back, Going Forward
by Nicole Carter Luthy
in the November/December 2007 issue

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Make Science Reading Fun and Meaningful in Middle School!
by Teresa Null
in the November/December 2004 issue
Making the Match: Engaging Reluctant Readers in YA Literature
by Teri S. Lesesne
in the May/June 2006 issue
Making the Match: Engaging Reluctant Readers in YA Literature
by Teri Lesesne
in the November/December 2007 issue
Making Time for All Readers: Strategies to Use
by Margaret Blevins
in the October 2005 issue
Making Time for Struggling Adolescent Readers
by Dollie Willis
in the October 2005 issue
Many Questions, Sometimes Answers--The Secret Confessions of an Urban Reflector
by Doreen Uhas Sauer
in the February 2005 issue
May the Journey Continue: A Response to Kevin Cordi’s Work on Teaching the Digital Book Trailer
by Troy Hicks
in the February 2013 issue
Mechanics, Grammar, and Usage: How Much Is Enough?
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the May/June 2007 issue
Model Reading Strategies to Improve Comprehension for All Students
by Laura Robb
in the April 2007 issue
More ORC Resources on Beyond Teaching to the Test: Best Practices in Test Preparation
in the January 2006 issue
More Resources for "Closer Reading and Reader Response"
in the November 2012 issue
More Resources for "Digging Deeper into the Common Core: Text Complexity"
in the April 2012 issue
More Resources for "Spotlight on Literacy Coaching"
in the March/April 2009 issue
More Resources for "Student Choice and Engagement"
in the March/April 2010 issue
More Resources for "Twenty-First-Century Literacies"
in the November/December 2009 issue
More Resources for "Writing Argument"
in the May 2013 issue
More Resources for “Digital Writing”
in the February 2013 issue
More Resources for Addressing Classroom Diversity Through Literature
in the May/June 2008 issue
More Resources for Back to School for Teachers: Opportunities for Professional Learning
in the September 2008 issue
More Resources for Integration of Technology
in the April 2008 issue
More Resources for Reading and Writing Persuasive Text
in the December 2008 issue
More Resources for Using Literacy Strategies in Mathematics and Science Learning
in the February 2009 issue
More Resources for Vocabulary for Content-Area Learning
in the October 2008 issue
More Resources on A Sense of Place: Culturally Responsive Teaching
in the February 2005 issue
More Resources on Active Literacy and Informational Text
in the March 2008 issue
More Resources on Assessing to Inform Instruction
in the March/April 2005 issue
More Resources on Before-During-After: The Essential Parts of a Reading Lesson
in the April 2007 issue
More Resources on Boys and Reading
in the March 2006 issue
More Resources on But I'm Not a Reading Teacher!
in the November/December 2004 issue
More Resources on Differentiating Instruction in Secondary Classrooms
in the February 2007 issue
More Resources on Explicit Comprehension Strategies
in the May 2005 issue
More Resources on Fluency Instruction: Best Practices for Older Readers
in the September 2006 issue
More Resources on Linking Language Arts and Social Studies
in the February 2008 issue
More Resources on Literacy, Popular Culture, and Technology
in the April 2006 issue
More Resources on Making Time for All Readers
by Terry Shiverdecker
in the October 2005 issue
More Resources on Reaching Out to Struggling Readers
in the January 2005 issue
More Resources on Spelling and Word Study: Strategies That Work for Challenged Spellers
in the March 2007 issue
More Resources on Supporting Struggling Readers in Content-Area Learning
in the February 2006 issue
More Resources on the Power of Poetry: Teaching Content and More
in the January 2007 issue
More Resources on Unconventional Conventions: Teaching Grammar and Mechanics
in the May/June 2007 issue
More Resources on Understanding Adolescent Literacy Learners
in the September 2004 issue
More Resources on Using Textbooks More Effectively
in the November/December 2006 issue
More Resources on Vocabulary and Word Study for Adolescent Learners
in the June 2005 issue
More Resources on Want Strategic Readers? Ask Strategic Questions
in the October 2006 issue
More Resources on When Adolescents Can't and Won't Read
in the October 2004 issue
More Resources on Working Through Challenging Texts
in the November/December 2005 issue
More Resources on Young Adult Literature: Books That Engage Tweens and Teens
in the May/June 2006 issue
More Than Facts: Effective Researching and Reporting
by Mary McMackin and Barbara Siegel
in the November/December 2004 issue
Motivating African American Teenage Boys to Read Text
by Alfred W. Tatum
in the March 2006 issue
Motivating African American Teenage Boys to Read Text
by Alfred W. Tatum
in the November/December 2007 issue
Motivating Lifelong Reading Through Fiction
by Jennifer Wolf
in the May/June 2006 issue
Motivating Students to Read Fiction
by Helen Holdridge
in the May/June 2006 issue
MOTIVATION AND ENGAGEMENT
by Janet Allen, Tammy A. Schwartz, Kevin A. Schneider, Carolyn Suttles, and Margaret Blevins
in the September 2005 issue
Moving from Books to E-readers—Implications for Secondary Content Instruction
by Michael P. French
in the November 2012 issue
Multiple Perspectives: Teaching (and Learning!) in Urban and Rural Settings
by Lori Wilfong
in the February 2005 issue
My Journey into Digital Storytelling–Teaching Using Digital Means
by Kevin D. Cordi
in the February 2013 issue
My Role in Professional Development and Coaching as a Regional Literacy Consultant
by Heather Stewart
in the March/April 2009 issue

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Navigating Unfamiliar Territories in Life and Literature
by Kara Haubert Haas and Nancy Smith
in the February 2007 issue
New Lexington: A High School That Reads Together
by Bev Lucas and Kathy Young
in the October 2005 issue
Nonfiction Text and the Math and Science OGT
by Nicole Luthy
in the November/December 2006 issue
Nonfiction Text and the Math and Science OGT
by Nicole Luthy
in the February 2009 issue

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The Ohio Graduation Test in Social Studies
by J. Mark Stewart
in the February 2008 issue
ORC Authors—Looking Back and Looking Ahead
by Sheila Cantlebary
in the November/December 2007 issue
Our Father-Son Book Club
by Scott Morrison and Keith Wayne
in the March 2006 issue

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PD Modules: Implement the Ideas in This Issue
in the November/December 2007 issue
Perspectives on Grammar and Punctuation
in the May/June 2007 issue
Persuasion in Reading and Writing
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the December 2008 issue
Poetry and the Standards?
by Sandina Alexander
in the January 2007 issue
Poetry from the Students’ Point of View
in the January 2007 issue
"Politics" at Cardington? It’s a Technological Thing!
by Jennifer Price
in the April 2008 issue
The Power of Poetry: Three Examples of Using Poetry to Support Expository Writing
by Dana Perkins
in the January 2007 issue
Preparing Twenty-First-Century Ohio Learners for Success: The Role of Information Literacy and Libraries
by Theresa M. Fredericka and Gayle Geitgey
in the November/December 2009 issue
Professional Learning Through Test Analysis
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the September 2008 issue
Providing Choice—A Risk Worth Taking for Teachers and Students
by Amy Bradley and Michael Alcock
in the March/April 2010 issue

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A Question Is a Question Is a Question
by Ruth McClain
in the October 2006 issue

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Raising the Reading Achievement of Boys
by Nicole Luthy
in the March 2006 issue
Reaching Out to Our Struggling Readers
by Nancy Padak and Brigette McConnell
in the January 2005 issue
Reaching Out to Our Struggling Readers
by Nancy Padak and Brigette McConnell
in the November/December 2007 issue
Reader's Theater: A Strategy to Make Social Studies Click
by Regina Rees and Mary Lou DiPillo
in the September 2006 issue
Reading a Poem
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the January 2007 issue
Reading and the Mathematics OGT
by Peggy Kasten
in the November/December 2005 issue
Reading and Writing in a Technology-Rich World
by Marge Ford
in the April 2006 issue
Reading and Writing to Learn in Mathematics: Strategies to Improve Problem Solving
by Clare Heidema
in the February 2009 issue
Reading Fluency for Adolescents: Should We Care?
by Timothy Rasinski
in the September 2006 issue
Reading Passages from Diverse Cultures
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the May/June 2008 issue
Reading Through the Lens of Inquiry
by Terry Shiverdecker
in the February 2009 issue
Recalling a Time When a Teacher Read Aloud
in the September 2006 issue
Reflecting on Rural and Urban Schools
in the February 2005 issue
Required Summer Reading? Discussion Boards Keep Things Lively
by Judy Ellsesser Painter
in the May/June 2006 issue
Roadblocks to Coaching: Getting Past “Why” to Get to “What” and “How”
by Laura R. Lipsett
in the March/April 2009 issue

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Science Literacy: Get Real!
by Scott Barber
in the February 2009 issue
Share Your Test-Taking Thinking Processes Through Think-Alouds
by Jan Goodwin
in the February 2007 issue
Shifting Gears: Changing the Way We Think About What Students Read in School
by Char Shryock
in the November 2012 issue
Show Me the Thinking: Making Comprehension Instruction Visible
by Cris Tovani
in the May 2005 issue
Simple Poems, Powerful Teaching: Experiencing Poetry in Content-Area Classrooms
by Allison L. Baer
in the January 2007 issue
Some Approaches to Learning Science Vocabulary and Concepts
by Cheryl Zachry
in the February 2009 issue
Some of the Techniques I Use to Keep Track of Important Information I Find When I Am Reading
in the May 2005 issue
The Story of e-Read Ohio
by Lisa Lenhart
in the September 2008 issue
Strategic Approaches for Challenged Spellers
by Rebecca Bowers Sipe
in the March 2007 issue
Strategic Questions: Helping Students Develop the "Noticing" Habit
by Nancy Fordham
in the October 2006 issue
Strategies to Probe Deeply into the Text: Learning "More When We Work Together"
by Angela Thomas
in the November/December 2005 issue
Strategies to Teach Vocabulary in the Content Areas
by Mark Dewar
in the October 2008 issue
A Strategy for Integrating Writing Skills and Science Content in a Differentiated Classroom
by Melissa Tucker and Lyndsey Manzo
in the February 2007 issue
Stray from the Conventional Wisdom: Show Writers How to Shape Writing with Grammar and Mechanics
by Jeff Anderson
in the May/June 2007 issue
Stray from the Conventional Wisdom: Show Writers How to Shape Writing with Grammar and Mechanics
by Jeff Anderson
in the November/December 2007 issue
Student-Tested Suggestions for Using Textbooks More Effectively
by Sarah Bretz and Erin Weiker
in the November/December 2006 issue
Summer Book Club
by Brenda Doyle and Linda Gore
in the September 2008 issue
Supporting Middle School Writers
by Debbie Collins
in the September 2004 issue
Supporting Readers in Social Studies: Effective Strategies for Learning
by Brenda Shelton
in the February 2006 issue

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A Teacher Looks at Persuasive Writing: Two Vantage Points
by Kriston Crombie
in the December 2008 issue
Teaching Argumentative Writing: Argumentative Inquiry as the Basis of Good Literary Analysis
by Julie Horger
in the May 2013 issue
Teaching Grammar Can Be Fun: An Oxymoron?
by Lisa Patrick
in the May/June 2007 issue
Teaching Middle School Students to Write an Argument
by Laura Adkins
in the May 2013 issue
Teaching Students About a Diverse World―Past and Present
by Rachel Eader
in the May/June 2008 issue
Teaching to the Test and Beyond
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the March/April 2010 issue
Test Prepping Over the Edge: What If?
by Kathie Anderson
in the January 2006 issue
Testing: Only the Tip of the Iceberg
by Janet I. Angelis
in the January 2006 issue
Text Complexity: Accessing Exemplar Texts Across Disciplines
by Brent Garee and Kim Garee
in the April 2012 issue
Textploration: Fun with Front Loading
by Scott Miller
in the May/June 2006 issue
Things You Wanted to Know About the OGT Reading Test but Didn’t Have the Chance to Ask
by Susan Massey
in the April 2007 issue
Thinking Strategically: Using Strategic Questions and Techniques
in the October 2006 issue
Touching Everybody with Kind Fingers: Reaching Students with Literature
by Edna Thomas
in the May/June 2008 issue

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Understanding the Core: Technology Integration and Assessment
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the February 2013 issue
Understanding the Core: Text Complexity
by Christina Hank
in the April 2012 issue
Understanding the Core: Writing Argument
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the May 2013 issue
Unlocking the Mystery of Mathematics: Give Vocabulary Instruction a Chance
by Bizzie Cors
in the October 2008 issue
Using Active Reading Strategies During the Test
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the March 2008 issue
Using Computers to Enrich Content
by Mary Crabtree
in the April 2006 issue
Using Computers to Improve Writing
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the April 2008 issue
Using Email to Engage Students in the Reading Process--It Works!
by Carolyn Suttles
in the May 2005 issue
Using NAEP Items to Help Students Achieve the Benchmarks
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the April 2006 issue
Using Podcasting as a Prereading Strategy
by Petra Moran and Courtnay Paul
in the April 2007 issue
Using Results for Planning Instruction
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the May 2005 issue
Using Strategic Thoughts and Questions—A Great Antidote
by Ann Ballinger
in the October 2006 issue
Using Student Engagement to Improve Adolescent Literacy
in the October 2005 issue
Using the Newspaper to Involve Students in Science Literacy
by Sylvia L. Clark
in the February 2009 issue

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Vocabulary and Word Study
by Karla Hieatt Bisig
in the June 2005 issue
Vocabulary Instruction
by Nicole Luthy
in the June 2005 issue

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A Walk Through the Writing Process: Scary Steps
by Chad D. Radune
in the January 2006 issue
A Wall of Words and Other Ways to Teach Vocabulary
by Shaleen Reed
in the June 2005 issue
We Must Use Texts as a Tool, Not as a Crutch
by Angela Cartwright Lynskey
in the March 2008 issue
What Advice Would You Give to Other Students as They Prepare to Take the OGT or Achievement Tests?
in the January 2006 issue
What Books Make for Good Summer Reading—and Why? Students Recommend
in the May/June 2006 issue
"What I Did on My Summer Vacation": Taking Advantage of Professional Learning Opportunities
in the September 2008 issue
What Motivates Me as a Reader
in the October 2004 issue
"What Should I Write?" Helping Students Respond to Prompts
by Nancy Mack
in the December 2008 issue
What Strategy Do You Use to Help Remember a Troublesome Word to Spell?
in the March 2007 issue
What to Do When They Can’t Read the Passage
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the January 2005 issue
What's New for 2007–2008?
by Carol Brown Dodson
in the November/December 2007 issue
When You Are Assigned Reading in Your Textbook, What Do You Do to Make It Easier to Understand What You Are Reading?
in the November/December 2006 issue
When You Give Me a Choice, You Give Me a Chance
by Joleata Tidwell-Howell
in the March/April 2010 issue
Where You From?
by Tammy A. Schwartz
in the February 2005 issue
"Where You From?" Using a Sense of Place to Celebrate Our Students and the Language Arts
by Tammy A. Schwartz and Kevin A. Schneider
in the February 2005 issue
Who Better Than the "Leading Learner"?
by Laura R. Lipsett
in the February 2006 issue
Why I Find Reading Difficult
in the January 2005 issue
Why Reading Is Difficult for Me
in the October 2005 issue
"Will This Be on the Test?!" Literacy and Assessment in High School English
by Colleen Ruggieri
in the March/April 2005 issue
Wired Students, Disconnected Learners
by David L. Bruce
in the April 2006 issue
Word Study: Ways to Captivate Reluctant Learners
by Mary Jo Fresch
in the March 2007 issue
Working with Struggling Readers
by LeeAnn K. Binion
in the October 2004 issue
Working with Struggling Readers
by Stephanie Briani Fitz
in the January 2005 issue

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"You Want Me to Do WHAT in Biology Class?!"
by Donna Parker and Melissa Dillon
in the November/December 2004 issue