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by Daniel T Willingham


  Discomforting questions

  Disgusting Digestion (Arnold)

  Displacement hypothesis

  Distinctive letters

  Duke, N.

  DVD players

  Dysfluent readers

  Dyslexia resources

  E

  Einstein, Albert

  Electronic books (e-books): comparing print books to; pleasure reading and easy access to downloading; research findings on pros and cons of. See also Digital technologies

  The Elementary School Journal

  The Elson Readers

  English language: complexity of decoding in the; lag-time of child letter-sound mapping in the; letter-sound mapping in the

  Erskine, J. M.

  European colonists background knowledge

  Eyewitness: Robots

  F

  Facebook

  Family library trips

  Family reading rituals

  Family reading times

  Feedback: danger of praising performance type of; focusing on learning instead of failure; importance of providing; read-alouds

  First-grade. See Kindergarten through second-grade classrooms

  Fischer, C.

  Fischer, J.

  Fluency: comprehension through prosody and; dependence on being able to read via spelling; description of; keeping it simply summary on developing; parental strategies to promote child’s; reading as main mechanism to develop; self-teaching hypothesis on increasing

  Fotolia, N.

  Frog and Toad Together

  Functional equivalence hypothesis

  Furniture assembly strategy instructions

  G

  Genres: comprehension requiring knowing conventions of a specific; learning new; Western narrative

  Geocacher Magazine

  Globes

  Good readers: characteristics of; implications for reading tests

  Googling information

  Gough, J.

  Graphic novels

  Graphic organizers

  Great Depression

  Guided reading

  H

  A Hard Day’s Knight (Beatles album)

  Harris, Carol

  Hattie, John

  Have fun principle

  Hi-lo books

  Hi-lo publishers

  Highlights (magazine)

  The Hobbit (film)

  Hoch, D.

  Hollar, W.

  Horton Hears a Hoo

  The Hunger Games series

  I

  Ideas: comprehension by capturing the big; situation model to track multiple related

  Independent academic study

  Independent play

  Independent reading. See also Pleasure reading

  Infants: “motherese” speaking to; reading aloud to newborns and; research on brain response to meaningful word. See also Children

  Information: building meaning through sentences to provide; connecting sentence to convey; digital literacy aspect of ability to evaluate; Googling for; how context resolves ambiguity of new; multiple sources of digital age. See also Knowledge

  Innkpop website

  Instruction. See Reading instruction

  Interactive writing

  Internet: functional equivalence hypothesis on print media replaced by the; hi-lo publishers listed on the; social networking websites on the. See also Digital technologies

  “Is Google Making Us Stoopid?” (Carr)

  J

  The Jew of Malta

  Journal of the Lepidopterist’s Society

  K

  Keller, Helen

  Kind News (primary) [magazine]

  Kindergarten through second-grade classrooms: academic content knowledge taught in; balanced literacy approach used in; “can’t kids just be kids” argument against academic content during; classroom reading activities; digital technologies used for; home strategies to support reading instruction in; parental strategies for increasing content knowledge taught in; phonics-based instruction in; preventing reading motivation backslide during; rules of thumb for American kindergarten reading proficiency; slowly increasing demands on comprehension during; time spent in classrooms during respective grades; whole-word instruction in. See also Classrooms; Third-grade classrooms

  Kinney, J.

  Kintsch, W.

  Knowledge: building vocabulary; comprehension and role of background; comprehension based on knowing genre conventions; comprehension dependent on having the relevant; “cultural literacy”; digital age; experiment on verbal skill and; Googling information as no substitution for; keeping it simple summary for creating thirst for; playing catch-up for; prior; reading as best way to acquire broad; required to understand lesson on first European colonists; situation model created through background; when comprehension is hurt by lack of. See also Academic content knowledge; Information; Reading comprehension

  Knowledge building: curiosity role in; read-alouds for; reading as best way for; vocabulary

  Knowledge building questions: barriers to; child’s gift of curiosity driving

  L

  Ladybug (magazine)

  Learning: cooperative; to hear speech sounds; letter-to-sound mappings; providing feedback that focuses on. See also Reading instruction

  Leisure reading: practical benefits of; wishes versus reality in teenagers’ time spent on

  Let’s eat, Grandma! joke

  Letter-to-sound mappings: complexity in the English language; process of learning

  Letters: confusable; distinctive; English language; exploiting “letters in the wild”; learning letter-to-sound mappings; learning to hear speech sounds of; logos and; Mann’s description of skeleton-shaped; print referencing; rules of thumb for American kindergarten skills on; teaching names of; as written visual symbols signifying sound

  Librarians

  Libraries: classroom; creating positive associations with; family trips to the; finding titles to interest your child at the; as source of children’s literature information

  Listening actively

  Literacy: balanced literacy instruction for; correlation between scores of reading test and cultural; digital; practical activities to increase your child’s

  Little Bear

  Logos

  Looking for Alaska

  Lotan, S.

  Lovette, G.

  M

  Magazine Titles Recognition Test

  Magazines

  Manga (Japanese comic)

  Mann, H.

  Masterpiece (board game)

  “The Matthew effect”

  Mayer, Marissa

  Meaning: built across sentences; connecting sentence; how syntactic rules determine differences in; Let’s eat, Grandma! joke on prosody and; research on infants’ brain response to words that have; two reading pathways to semantics and. See also Reading comprehension

  Media exposure: activities that contribute to knowledge gained from; average daily word consumption by specific; keeping screen time under control; wishes versus reality in teenagers’ leisure time. See also Television viewing

  Memory: nonverbal situation model and role of; verbal skill experiment on

  Mental imagery

  The Merchant of Venice

  Mill, James

  Mill, John Stuart

  Mocomi (magazine)

  Modeled writing

  Month and name game

  Mother crab and child story (Aesop’s fable)

  Motherese

  Motivation. See Reading motivation

  Movies: average daily word consumption from; comparing complex text to complex plot of; The Hobbit

  Mozart, M.

  Mr. Popper’s Penguins

  Mrs. Piggle Wiggle

  Multitasking

  Murphy, A.

  Music-based daily word consumption

  N

  The Name Game

  National Academy of Education report (1985)

  National Assessment of Educational Progress (“N
ation’s Report Card”)

  National Geographic

  National Geographic Kids (magazine)

  “Nation’s Report Card” (National Assessment of Educational Progress)

  Netflix

  New Moon (magazine)

  New York City Department Education

  New York Times

  Newspaper reading strategies

  Nickelodeon (magazine)

  No Child Left Behind

  Nonverbal situation model

  Northwest Tree Octopus website

  Nursery rhymes

  O

  Older readers. See Teenagers

  Oprah’s book club

  Our Little Earth (magazine)

  P

  Palov’s dog conditioning experiment

  Parental strategies: avoid pressuring your child to read; for building knowledge; for building vocabulary; for cultivating child’s questions; getting young children to read; helping your child hear speech sounds; for increasing academic content knowledge; for knowledge building by answering child’s questions; for learning letters; motherese; normalizing reading for your child; practice reading via practical literacy; for preventing motivation backslide; to promote child’s fluency; to promote pleasure reading in older children; for promoting comprehension of complex text; reading aloud; for shaping reading self-concept; to support school reading instruction; teaching child independent play; when to begin reading instruction; wordplay

  Parents: accepting responsibility to motivate your child’s reading; attitude toward your child’s reading; avoiding pressuring your child to read; how they unconsciously encourage reading; resources about raising a reader for; why they should want their children to read; wishes versus reality in teenagers’ leisure time

  Parfitt, C.

  Password (game show)

  PEER (dialogic reading techniques)

  The Perks of Being a Wallflower

  Phones: average daily word consumption from; downloading e-books on

  Phonics instruction: the advantage of; blue-ribbon panels reports of English-speaking countries on; description of; disadvantage of the whole-word approach compared to; examining the theories of whole-word and; how it impacts reading motivation and attitudes; included in classroom activities

  Phonology (word sounds). See also Speech sounds

  Pizza Hut’s Book It! program

  Play-Doh

  Pleasure reading: academic versus; classroom; features of great reading classrooms encouraging; getting help to encourage your child’s; help your child with scheduling their; keeping it simple summary on promoting; make it easy to access books to encourage; negative impact of digital technologies on; seeking books that look fun for; shattering reading misconceptions to promote; using social connections to promote; Wattpad and Inkpop websites for. See also Independent reading

  Portal (video game)

  Positive reading attitudes. See Reading attitudes

  Potok, C.

  Practical literacy activities

  Practice. See Reading practice

  Praise: danger of praising performance; effects of reading rewards vs.

  Preschoolers: developing positive reading attitudes in; developing reader self-concept in; getting them to read; learning letter-to-sound mappings; read-alouds tips for; when to begin reading instruction to. See also Children

  Price, R.

  Print media: average daily word consumption from; functional equivalence hypothesis on Internet replacing; Manga (Japanese comic); newspaper reading strategies

  Print referencing

  Prior knowledge

  Pronunciation: of confusable letters; English language letter-sound mapping and; learning letter-to-sound mappings; learning to hear speech sounds of letters; of letters

  Prosody: comprehension, fluency, and; description of; Let’s eat, Grandma! joke on meaning and; punctuation used to help vocalize the; teacher modeling of

  Punctuation: Let’s eat, Grandma! joke; vocalizing the prosody using

  Q

  Questions: barriers to answering; as comprehension strategy; to consider when choosing book to read; discomforting; knowledge building by answering; strategies for cultivating

  “Quiet time”

  R

  Radio-based daily word consumption

  Ranger Rick, Jr. (magazine)

  Ranger Rick (magazine)

  Read-alouds: by Charles Dickens to his daughters; to develop child’s knowledge; dialogic reading technique for; e-books versus print books for; learning vocabulary from picture books; to newborns and infants; print referencing during; providing feedback during; tips for. See also Books; Reading practice

  Readers: characteristics of good; dysfluent; dyslexic; encouraging reluctant readers among older; general characteristics of; implications for reading tests and good; resources for parents on raising; social networking sites for the teen; studies on tolerance for unfamiliar vocabulary by. See also Self-concept

  Reading: academic versus pleasure; attitudes toward; avoid pressuring your child to engage in; as best way to acquire broad knowledge; digital displacements for; dysfluent; getting your children to start; have fun; how parents unconsciously encourage; increasing academic content knowledge through; as main mechanism to develop fluency; the mental journeys affording by; practical literacy activities to do with your child; promoted for the reluctant older reader; reminding child that it is more than just decoding; reviews of scientific literature on; shattering misconceptions about; sounds (phonology) and spelling pathways to meaning; utilitarian view of; why spelling matters to process of; wishes versus reality in teenagers’ leisure time spent

  Reading attitudes: family rituals that can influence; how features of great classrooms impact; how reading instruction and motivation impact; impact of the teacher on; indirect influences on; keeping it simple summary for promoting positive; origins of emotional; reading virtuous cycle role of; studies on long-term negative impact of rewards on; understanding development of

  Reading comprehension: capturing big ideas from the sentences; Carol Harris/Helen Keller example of; causal connections between sentences for; comparing complex text to movies with complex inferences; comparing decoding to; digital literacy and; as foundation for reading; noticing failure of; prosody and fluency for increased; relationship between vocabulary and; role of knowledge in; situation model to track multiple related ideas for; slowing increasing demands for; studies on readers’ 98 percent familiarity with vocabulary for; teacher monitoring of; three factors that determine; when a lack of knowledge hurts. See also Knowledge; Meaning

  Reading comprehension strategies: used by adults; calculating effect of instruction on; caution against overdoing instruction on; commonly taught; furniture assembly strategy instructions; instruction on

  Reading corners

  Reading foundation: comprehension as; decoding as; motivation to read as. See also specific issue

  Reading instruction: balanced literacy approach to; digital technologies used for; home strategies to support; how it impacts reading attitudes; kindergarten classroom activities for; phonics-based; on reading comprehension strategies; when to begin; whole-word. See also Learning; Reading proficiency

  Reading instruction activities: guided reading; independent reading; interactive writing; modeled writing; shared reading; shared writing

  Reading motivation: attitudes toward reading and; bookcase display to facilitate; as foundation for reading; four factors that go into child’s reading choice; making reading the most attractive choice; questions to ask when choosing books; reading self-concept and; reading virtuous cycle and

  Reading motivation backsliding: changes in self-concept and; changing reading attitudes and; classroom features that prevent; keeping it simple summary on preventing; parental strategies for preventing

  Reading practice: family reading rituals for; family reading time set aside for; to improve fluency; the indirect route to encouraging. See also Read-alouds

  Readin
g proficiency: averages in different European countries; rules of thumb for American kindergarten. See also Reading instruction

  Reading rewards: effects of financial transaction of; effects of praise vs.; Pizza Hut’s Book It! program; in practice; the science of

  Reading science: on the role of knowledge in comprehension; on the role of sound in reading; understanding reading rewards

  Reading self-concept. See Self-concept

  Reading tests: “good reader” definition and implications for; studies on 98 percent familiarity with vocabulary by readers

  Reading via spelling: fluency as dependent on ability for; learning skill of; as second type of decoding; self-teaching hypothesis on learning process of

  Reading virtuous cycle: description and creation of the; self-concept added to

  Recognition Test of Magazine Titles

  Recorded-music daily word consumption

  Relaxing/thinking leisure time

  Reluctant older readers: appeal of Diary of a Wimpy Kid (Kinney) to; creating great reading classrooms for; encouraging them to engage in pleasure reading; keeping it simple summary on; parental strategies to encourage; providing rewards to encourage reading by

  Research skills development

  Roosevelt, Eleanor

  Roosevelt, Franklin D.

  S

  Sandburg, C.

  Sarah, Plain and Tall

  Scheduling pleasure reading

  School-based rewards: in practice; the science behind

  Schools. See Classrooms

  Scrabble Junior (board game)

  The Scrambled States of America (board game)

  Second-grade. See Kindergarten through second-grade classrooms

  Self-concept: building reading self-image and; curriculum as an amplifier of; how parents can shape reading; increasingly abstract development of child’s; indirect influences on; link between ability to decode and; mother crab and child story (Aesop’s fable) on forming; reading virtuous cycle added to reader; sister’s first-grade artwork example of; Twitter bios as statements of. See also Children; Readers

 

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