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CORE Literacy Leadership Summit 2008

Promoting Literacy Equity

Selected Presentations from the CORE Literacy Leadership Summit 2008

Speakers and Presentations

María Elena Argüelles, Ph.D., Educational Consultant

Vocabulary Instruction and Language Development for ELLs

Norma Baker, Ed.D., Director, Elementary Mathematics Program, Los Angeles Unified School District, and President, Voices for African American Students (VAAS)

Voices for African American Students, Inc.: Closing the Achievement Gap

Kevin Feldman, Ed.D., Director of Reading and Early Intervention, Sonoma County Office of Education

Narrowing the Lexical Divide: The
Critical Role of Vocabulary and Academic Language in Improving Secondary Literacy Across the Curriculum

Kenji Hakuta, Ph.D., Professor of Education, Stanford University

Similar English Learners, Different
Results

Kate Kinsella, Ph.D., Adjunct Faculty, San Francisco State University

Developing Academic Discourse with Secondary English Learners Through Structured Academic Discussion and Mediated Writing

Louisa Moats, Ed.D., Consultant Advisor for Literacy
Research and Professional Development, Sopris West

Understanding English Orthography and Its Connection to Phonology, Morphology, Etymology, and Meanings of Words

Timothy Rasinski, Ph.D., Professor of Education, Kent State University

From Phonics to Fluency to Proficient Reading of the Core Curriculum: Helping All Students Achieve Competence in Two Key Areas of the Reading Curriculum

Randy Sprick, Ph.D., Lead Consultant, Safe and Civil
Schools

An RtI Continuum of Behavior Supports: Meeting the Needs of ALL Students

Shane Templeton, Ph.D., Foundation Professor of Literacy Studies, University of Nevada, Reno

Revolutionizing Vocabulary Instruction, Grades 4-12

Joseph Torgesen, Ph.D., Morcom Professor of Psychology and Education, and Director Emeritus of the Florida Center for Reading Research, Florida State University

Ensuring That All Students Receive the Instruction They Need: Lessons from Successful Schools