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Instructional Planning
Good instruction requires good planning. The resources in this section can be used to help with that planning.
The Thematic Collections are lists of books on specific topics. A few examples of the topics are Weather, the Civil Rights Movement, and Ohio History. These lists include additional information about each book so teachers can create smaller text sets or use them for thematic units.
The Articles provide information about using trade books for instructional purposes in adult literacy classrooms.
The teaching ideas are detailed instructional suggestions for several of the Recommended Trade Books and have been field-tested in adult literacy classrooms.
These planning resources can be used with the trade books and the Teaching and Learning Strategies to create Lessons for adult literacy students at all instructional levels. In addition to the Eureka! resources, Ohio teachers can use the Ohio ABE/ASE Content Standards in their planning.
Articles
"Watching a Light Go On": Exploring the Use of Authentic Literature with Adult Learners
Bringing Children's Books to Adult Literacy Classrooms
10 Ways to Use Real Books with Adult Beginning Readers
Multicultural Books in Family Literacy Programs
Using Books Thematically
Authentic Literacy Instruction
Text Considerations in Literacy Teaching and Learning
Poetry in the Adult Literacy Classroom
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