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Articles by Alessandra E. Ward
Connecting Design and Experience: Tracing Uncertainty Through Classroom Science Investigations
Conflicts of Interest The authors report no conflicts of interest. Supporting Information Filename Description sce70015-sup-0001-Supplemental_Materials_Appendix_A.docx15.3 KB Appendix A: Table S1 Aspects of the Investigation System Implemented as Uncertain in the Learning Environment. sce70015-sup-0002-Supplemental_Materials_Appendix_B.docx16.1 KB Appendix B: Example Row for Forms of Uncertainty Summary Table. References 1988.
Sharing What Works: Building Knowledge through Practitioner Case Study
Teaching and Learning in Action Alessandra E. Ward, Joy Dangora Erickson, PDF ShareShare Abstract The authors present a plan for classroom teachers and literacy professionals to conduct case studies, particularly of students’ reading motivations and engagement. The authors argue for case study as a way for practitioners to contribute important knowledge to the field that is grounded in practitioners’ deep, contextual understanding of the realities of classroom life.
The Science of Reading Comprehension Instruction
Foundational Word-Reading Skills Developing foundational word-reading skills—phonological awareness, print awareness, phonics, and word recognition instruction—is critical to developing reading comprehension.
Five Principles to Nurture Motivation Within Early Reading Interventions
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Observing Young Readers and Writers: A Tool for Informing Instruction
Listening to students read aloud is an essential practice for any primary-grade teacher. It is no less essential than a swimming coach watching children swim or a piano teacher listening to a child play. Listening to students read aloud provides an important opportunity for the teacher to coach or prompt students when they are stuck on a word or when they encounter other problems when reading.
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