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CORWIN LTRCY: WRITERS READ BETTER: NARRATIVE

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<P>When it comes to reading, writers have an advantage. We know that writing skills reinforce reading skills, but what’s the best way to capitalize on this relationship? By flipping the traditional <Q>reading lesson first, writing lesson second</Q> sequence, this book helps you make the most of the writing-to-reading connection with 50 carefully matched lesson pairs centered around narrative texts. Lessons can be implemented either as a complete curriculum or as a supplement to an existing program. Complete with suggestions on adapting the lessons to suit the needs of your classroom and individual students, the volume offers a solid foundation for giving your students the advantage of transferable literacy skills.</P>

Writers Read Better

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Front Cover.
What Your Colleagues Are Saying &#x2026;.
Half Title Page.
Dedication.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Videos.
Solutions at a Glance.
Acknowledgments.
Introduction: Preparing for Aligned or Complementary Units on Narrative Reading and Writing.
1: Lessons for Generating Story Envisioning Characters and Settings.
2: Lesson 1: Writing: Write Our Truest Selves.
3: Lesson 1: Reading: Characters Offer Clues to Authors&#x2019; Selves.
4: Lesson 2: Writing: Flaws and Quirks for Character Development.
5: Lesson 2: Reading: Studying Flaws to Seek Deeper Meaning.
6: Lesson 3: Writing: Finding Freedom in Familiar Character Types.
7: Lesson 3: Reading: Identifying Archetypes to Develop Depth of Understanding.
8: Lesson 4: Writing: Maps, Photographs, and Songs as Tools for Setting Creation.
9: Lesson 4: Reading: Connecting Setting to Meaning.
10: Lesson 5: Writing: Letting Characters and Settings Lead Us to Story.
11: Lesson 5: Reading: Following the Path of a Story to Understand Other Elements.
12: Lesson 6: Writing: Finding Important Ideas in the Most Personal Piece of Our Lives.
13: Lesson 6: Reading: Focusing on the Details of a Text to Uncover Bigger Notions.
14: Lesson 7: Writing: Studying Places for Stories to Explore.
15: Lesson 7: Reading: Making the Connection Between Place and an Author&#x2019;s Message.
16: Lesson 8: Writing: Revising the Arc to Match the Meaning.
17: Lesson 8: Reading: Connecting the Shape of the Plot to the Theme.
18: For Digital Classrooms: Writing: Apps and Tools to Help Keep Track of Story Ideas.
19: For Digital Classrooms: Reading: Reading Stories Digitally Requires Readers to Purposefully Set Themselves up to Reread.
20: Lessons for Drafting a Narrative, Following Plot, and Finding Significance.
21: Lesson 9: Writing: Draft Fast to Create Energy.
22: Lesson 9: Reading: Reading Voluminously to Build Momentum.
23: Lesson 10: Writing: Drafting Stand-Alone Scenes.
24: Lesson 10: Reading: Studying One Scene for Larger Understanding.
25: Lesson 11: Writing: Deciding When to Summarize.
26: Lesson 11: Reading: Summarizing Text to Check for Comprehension.
27: Lesson 12: Writing: Research for Personal Writing.
28: Lesson 12: Reading: Noting When a Writer Uses Research or Artifacts.
29: Lesson 13: Writing: Drafting With Truth in Mind, Leaving Space for Facts.
30: Lesson 13: Reading: Deciphering an Author&#x2019;s Truth and Perspective.
31: Lesson 14: Writing: Drafting With Perspective in Mind.
32: Lesson 14: Reading: Considering the Author&#x2019;s Choice of Perspective and Its Effects.
33: Lesson 15: Writing: Research Makes Fiction Believable.
34: Lesson 15: Reading: Researching Outside a Text Can Open New Interpretations.
35: For Digital Classrooms: Writing: Choosing the Best Platform for Your Story.
36: For Digital Classrooms: Reading: The Platform Affects the Way You Interact With a Story.
37: Lessons for Revising for Meaning and Significance: Analysis and Critique.
38: Lesson 16: Writing: Exploring Deeper Meaning in Drafts to Begin Revision.
39: Lesson 16: Reading: Identifying an Author&#x2019;s Deeper Meaning Through Rereading and Writing.
40: Lesson 17: Writing: Compelling Stories Thrive on Conflict.
41: Lesson 17: Reading: Identifying the Scenes That Point to Conflict in a Story.
42: Lesson 18: Writing: Craft Settings That Connect With Characters&#x2019; Emotions.
43: Lesson 18: Reading: Noticing a Relationship Between Setting and Character.
44: Lesson 19: Writing: Stories Extend and Elaborate on Larger Ideas.
45: Lesson 19: Reading: Tracking the Weight of a Story.
46: Lesson 20: Writing: Increasing Suspense Through Revision.
47: Lesson 20: Reading: Spotting Moves Authors Use to Build Suspense Helps Readers Make Predictions.
48: Lesson 21: Writing: Craft Dialogue to Match Character Personality and Uniqueness.
49: Lesson 21: Reading: Dialogue Gives Insights into Characters.
50: Lesson 22: Writing: The Narrator&#x2019;s Voice Makes Perspective Clear.
51: Lesson 22: Reading: The Narrator&#x2019;s Voice Sets up a Reader&#x2019;s Inferences and Interpretations.
52: Lesson 23: Writing: Knowing the Significance of a Personal Story Can Help Writers to Foreshadow.
53: Lesson 23: Reading: Identifying Foreshadowing in a Story to Help Discover Theme.
54: For Digital Classrooms: Writing: Revising Digitally Allows for Powerful Peer Feedback.
55: For Digital Classrooms: Reading: Other Readers Can Give New Perspectivesn.
56: Lessons for Perfecting the Prose and Purpose Deep Interpretation.
57: Lesson 24: Writing: Designing Beginnings and Endings That Entice and Linger.
58: Lesson 24: Reading: Savoring Beginnings and Endings.
59: Lesson 25: Writing: Fewer Words Can Make More Impact.
60: Lesson 25: Reading: Considering Words Used and Not Used When Interpreting.
61: Lesson 26: Writing: Using Symbolism to Give Readers Direction.
62: Lesson 26: Reading: Interpreting Symbols in Stories&#x2014;When Everything Can Have Meaning.
63: Lesson 27: Writing: Choosing and Smoothing Tense.
64: Lesson 27: Reading: Looking to Tense for Meaning.
65: Lesson 28: Writing: The Many Purposes of Narrative Paragraphs.
66: Lesson 28: Reading: Reading Narrative Paragraphs on Surface and Inferential Levels.
67: Lesson 29: Writing: Using Tools to Make Smart Spelling Decisions.
68: Lesson 29: Reading: Knowing an Author Carefully Chooses Words Helps Readers Develop Deeper Understanding.
69: Lesson 30: Writing: Making Publishing Decisions Based on the Intended Audience.
70: Lesson 30: Reading: Judging the Effectiveness of an Author&#x2019;s Decisions.
71: For Digital Classrooms: Writing: Using Digital Tools to Call Attention to Theme.
72: For Digital Classrooms: Reading: Looking Across Highlights, Bookmarks, and Notes to Help Identify Unifying Themes.
Resources.
References and Further Reading.
Index.

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