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|a Ontario Principals' Council.
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|a Principal as Early Literacy Leader.
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|a This resource presents an overview of how three-, four-, and five-year-olds learn to read and shows school leaders how to implement and support quality early literacy programs.
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|a Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 -- What Every School Leader Needs to Know about How Young Children Learn -- Young Children Learn . . . Differently -- Play: A Window into Children's Thinking -- Young Children Learn Language Through Social Interaction and Intellectual Play -- Language: The Early Framework for Later Thinking -- The Intellectual Behavior of Young Children -- Early Literacy: It's More than Sounds and Letters -- Chapter Summary -- Questions for Discussion -- Chapter 2 -- What We Know Makes the Difference -- Transforming the Culture: The Role of the School Leader -- Assessing the Program: One Size Does not Fit All -- Recognizing the Effect of Teacher Perception: Think They will or Think They Won't , You're Right! -- Developing the Early Dispositions to be Readers and Writers and Critical Thinkers -- Creating the Conditions for Literacy: Six Ts for Exemplary Teaching -- Developing an Inclusive Literate Community: Providing One-on-One Support Through Multiage Buddies -- Strategizing for a More Flexible Curriculum -- Defining theTeacher's Role -- Developing Literate Rich Environments at School -- Building Partnerships with Parents -- Early Identification Processes -- Chapter Summary -- Questions for Discussion -- Chapter 3 -- Instructional Leadership: The Tools You will Need -- Developing a Vision: Changing Cultures -- Guiding Principles -- Defining Literacy: Three Key Expectations -- Assessing Learning: What Counts as Evidence? -- Management by Walking around and What to Look For -- Planning Models -- Reconceptualizing Traditional Unit Plans -- Timetables -- Communication with Parents -- Chapter Summary -- Questions for Discussion -- Chapter 4 -- Continuous Improvement: Next Steps -- Creating Professional Learning Conversations -- Setting SMART Goals -- Evidence-Based Decision Making.
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|a Teacher Professional Development -- Chapter Summary -- Questions for Discussion -- Conclusion -- Tools for School Leaders -- Must Reads -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Index.
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