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| volleyball physical education learning packets answers: Reading Across the Curriculum Mary M. Dupuis, Linda H. Merchant, 1993 Focusing on grades 4-12, this book supplies content area teachers with the information they need to function as reading and writing teachers within their subject/academic discipline. Chapters in the book usually begin with a summary or overview, showing the major concerns and unique features of language use in that area. Some of the chapters in the book have extensive bibliographies of research and/or teaching techniques germane to the subject. The 11 chapters in the book are: (1) Reading in English (Linda H. Merchant and Carol T. Fishel); (2) Reading in Foreign Language Study (Michele M. Tellep and John E. Carlson); (3) Reading in Math (Linda A. Hoover and James F. Nolan); (4) Reading in the Arts (Darla K. Wilshire and Bernard J. Badiali); (5) Reading in Health Education (Gail Alberini-Emmett and Maria Plischke); (6) Reading in Physical Education (Elizabeth A. Martin and others); (7) Reading in Science (Brian E. Maguire and Sarah D. Weidler); (8) Reading in Social Studies (Darla K. Wilshire and Philip Berryhill); (9) Reading in Business Education (Linda H. Merchant); (10) Reading in Home Economics (Michele L. Irvin); and (11) Reading in Vocational Education (Sonja Brobeck). (RS) |
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