Nonfiction Reading Power

Teaching students how to think while they read all kinds of information

by (author) Adrienne Gear

Writing Across the Curriculum

All Teachers Teach Writing

by (author) Shelley S. Peterson
foreword by Harvey Daniels

Ages

4 to 8

Grades

p to 3

Indigenous Storywork

Educating the Heart, Mind, Body, and Spirit

by (author) Jo-ann Archibald

Story Vines and Readers Theatre

Getting Started

by (author) Marlene McKay

Ages

1 to 8

Grades

p to 3

Basic Tools for Beginning Writers

How to teach all the skills beginning writers need — from alphabet recognition and spelling to strategies for self-editing and building coherent context

by (author) Betty Schultze

First Nations Teachers

Identity and Community, Struggle and Change

by (author) June Beynon

Walking the Talk

Putting Theory into Practice

edited by Warnie Richardson & Carole Richardson

The Literacy Principal

Leading, supporting and assessing reading and writing initiatives

by (author) David Booth & Jennifer Rowsell

Reclaiming Reluctant Writers

How to encourage students to face their fears and master the essential traits of good writers

by (author) Kellie Buis

3-Minute Motivators

More than 100 ways to reach, teach, and achieve more than you ever imagined

by (author) Kathy Paterson

Les Compétences professionnelles en enseignement et leur évaluation

edited by Louise Bélair, Dany Laveault & Christine Lebel

Yes, but … if they like it, they'll learn it!

How to plan, organize, and assess learning experiences with meaning, purpose, and joy

by (author) Susan Church, Jane Baskwill & Margaret Swain

Evaluating Students

How teachers justify and defend their marks to parents, students, and principals

by (author) Alex Shirran

Tutoring Adolescent Readers

by (author) Deborah Berrill, Laura Doucette & Dirk Verhulst

Family Literacy Experiences

Creating reading and writing opportunities that support classroom learning

by (author) Jennifer Rowsell
foreword by Dorothy Strickland

Reading Power

Teaching students to think while they read

by (author) Adrienne Gear

Powerful Presentations

Seven steps to successful speaking

by (author) Graham Foster

Ages

9 to 18

Grades

4 to 12

The Reading Edge

Using phonics strategically to teach reading

by (author) Kaz Miyata & Cathy Miyata

The Novel Experience

Steps for choosing and using fiction in the classroom

by (author) Larry Swartz

Ages

9 to 18

Grades

4 to 12

Literacy, Libraries, and Learning

Using books and online resources to promote reading, writing, and research

by (author) Ray Doiron & Marlene Asselin

The Principal Difference

Key issues in school leadership and how to deal with them

by (author) Susan Church

55 Teaching Dilemmas

Ten powerful solutions to almost any classroom challenge

by (author) Kathy Paterson

Bullied Teacher: Bullied Student

How to recognize the bullying culture in your school and what to do about it

by (author) Les Parsons

What Good Readers Do

Seven steps to better reading

by (author) Graham Foster

Ages

9 to 18

Grades

4 to 12