books by Martha Rapp Ruddell (teaching children becoming)

books by Martha Rapp Ruddell

books:

Teaching Content Reading and Writing, 2nd Edition

1 review
Martha Rapp Ruddell, Robert B. Ruddell

John Wiley & Sons, 1997

Better than the rest
I generally loathe ed books and have found most to be pretty useless to the actual teacher in a real classroom. Not so Ms. Rapp Ruddell's book! In Mary Ellen Vogt's class at Cal State Long Beach, we had the benefit of reading this book in Galley form. IT IS SO WORTH IT. I don't know about the second and third edition, but this first one is GOLD! BUY IT!

Theoretical Models and Processes of Reading
Robert B. Ruddell, Martha Rapp Ruddell

International Reading Association, 1994

This landmark reading reference includes four sections: Historical Changes in Reading, Processes of Reading and Literacy, Models of Reading and Literacy Processes, and New Paradigms. Introductions to each section provide a brief overview of the articles, share insights into the rationale for selection of those articles, and provide ideas for guiding discussion and further reading. You?ll value the wide variety of reading models that are put ...

Teaching Children to Read and Write: Becoming an Influential Teacher

2 reviews
Robert B. Ruddell, Martha Rapp Ruddell

Allyn & Bacon, 1995

Helps with the RICA Case Study...
This book is pretty good with becoming an effective literacy teacher. Many of the different strategies given are good to know for your own classroom. This book was helpful because I used it in conjunction with other materials to study for the RICA and I passed. This version is just as good with the newest edition. I didn't miss out not having the newest edition...