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Tables of Contents for The Content-Based Classroom
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Introduction
xi
4
List of Contributors
xv
 
PART I MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES ON CONTENT-BASED INSTRUCTION
1
308
Focus on Theoretical Underpinnings
5
1
CHAPTER 1 Content-Based Instruction: Research Foundations
5
17
William Grabe
Fredricka L. Stoller
Focus on K-12 Instruction
22
1
CHAPTER 2 Integrating Content-ESL: A Report from the Front
22
13
Ken Sheppard
CHAPTER 3 Sheltered English: Modifying Content Delivery for Second Language Learners
35
11
Nina Glaudini Rosen
Linda Sasser
CHAPTER 4 Moving from Comprehensible Input to "Learning to Learn" in Content-Based Instruction
46
23
Kate Kinsella
CHAPTER 5 Teaching Content Knowledge and ESL in Multicultural Classrooms
69
9
Gloria M. Tang
Focus on Postsecondary Instruction
78
1
CHAPTER 6 A Six-T's Approach to Content-Based Instruction
78
17
Fredricka L. Stoller
William Grabe
CHAPTER 7 The Challenge of Language and History Terminology from the Student Optic
95
9
Anthony Bernier
CHAPTER 8 Pedagogical Responses from Content Faculty: Teaching Content and Language in History
104
13
Carole Srole
CHAPTER 9 Content-Based Instruction in an EFL Setting: Issues and Strategies
117
15
Tim Murphey
Focus on Syllabus, Materials, and Course Design
132
1
CHAPTER 10 Syllabus Design in Content-Based Instruction
132
10
David E. Eskey
CHAPTER 11 Thematic Units: Creating an Environment for Learning
142
7
Marge C. Gianelli
CHAPTER 12 Adapting the Adjunct Model: A Case Study
149
9
Martha Iancu
Focus on Teacher Preparation
158
1
CHAPTER 13 Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes in Teacher Preparation for Content-Based Instruction
158
17
Pat Wilcox Peterson
CHAPTER 14 Collaborative Approaches in Preparing Teachers for Content-Based and Language-Enhanced Settings
175
12
Dorit Kaufman
Focus on Assessment
187
1
CHAPTER 15 Creating Content-Based Language Tests: Guidelines for Teachers
187
14
Jean Turner
CHAPTER 16 Issues in Assessment for Content-Based Instruction
201
12
Sara Cushing Weigle
Linda Jensen
Focus on Research
213
1
CHAPTER 17 Reading and 'Riting and...Social Studies: Research on Integrated Language and Content in Secondary Classrooms
213
20
Deborah J. Short
CHAPTER 18 How Relevant Is Relevance?
233
15
James F. Valentine, Jr.
Lyn Margaret Repath-Martos
CHAPTER 19 Enhancing Student Performance through Discipline-Based Summarization-Strategy Instruction
248
15
Lia D. Kamhi-Stein
CHAPTER 20 Linguistic Form, Pragmatic Function: Relevant Research from Content-Based Instruction
263
11
Jane Zuengler
Donna M. Brinton
Focus on Alternative Models
274
1
CHAPTER 21 The English Language Fellows Program: Using Peer Tutors to Integrate Language and Content
274
16
Richard Blakely
CHAPTER 22 Teaching Academic Literacy Skills: Discipline Faculty Take Responsibility
290
15
Marguerite Ann Snow
Questions for Follow-Up Thought and Application
305
4
PART II PRACTICAL ISSUES AT A GLANCE
309
40
CHAPTER 23 Collaborating with Content-Area Teachers: What We Need to Share
311
8
Annela Teemant
Elizabeth Bernhardt
Marisol Rodriguez-Munoz
CHAPTER 24 Content-Based Instruction: Is It Possible in High School?
319
5
Eva Wegrzecka-Kowalewski
CHAPTER 25 ESL and Content Teachers: Working Effectively in Adjunct Courses
324
7
Young Gee
CHAPTER 26 Smiling through the Turbulence: The Flight Attendant Syndrome and Writing Instructor Status in the Adjunct Model
331
9
Lynn Goldstein
Cherry Campbell
Martha Clark Cummings
CHAPTER 27 The Challenges of Administering Content-Based Programs
340
7
Donna M. Brinton
Questions for Follow-Up Thought and Application
347
2
PART III CONNECTIONS BETWEEN CONTENT-BASED INSTRUCTION AND OTHER TEACHING APPROACHES
349
40
CHAPTER 28 Whole Language Teaching and Content-Based Instruction: Are They Compatible?
351
4
David Freeman
Yvonne Freeman
CHAPTER 29 The Role of Content-Based Instruction in Workplace Literacy
355
4
Rosemary Henze
Anne Katz
CHAPTER 30 VESL and Content-Based Instruction: What Do They Have in Common?
359
4
Kathleen Wong
CHAPTER 31 English for Specific Purposes and Content-Based Instruction: What Is the Relationship?
363
4
Ann M. Johns
CHAPTER 32 The Role of Content in Task-Based EAP Instruction
367
4
Joan G. Carson
Josephine A. Taylor
Laureen Fredella
CHAPTER 33 Culture as Content
371
6
Sharon Hilles
Dennis Lynch
CHAPTER 34 Literature: A Quintessential Content
377
11
Christine Holten
Questions for Follow-Up Thought and Application
388
1
References
389
26
Index
415