Teaching Language and Literacy

This insightful resource delves into how children acquire language and literacy knowledge across various contexts, providing educators with effective strategies to enhance both oral and written language skills. Teaching Language and Literacy offers an authoritative exploration of language acquisition, emphasizing the importance of understanding diverse learning environments to foster children's linguistic development.

Integrating a constructivist and emergent literacy perspective, the book presents scientifically-based instructional practices that have proven successful in nurturing children's reading, writing, listening, and speaking abilities. The latest edition, featuring contributions from Kathleen Roskos, brings fresh insights along with contemporary references and practical examples that educators can readily implement in their classrooms.

In addition to theoretical frameworks, Teaching Language and Literacy includes hands-on activities designed to bridge the gap between theory and practice. These engaging exercises empower teachers to effectively support their students' language development, ensuring that children are equipped with essential literacy skills for their academic journey and beyond.