Helping Young Children Learn Language and Literacy takes a reader-friendly, child-focused approach to teaching the language arts. It provides pre- and in-service teachers with sound instructional strategies to facilitate children's reading, writing, speaking, and listening development from birth through kindergarten. Recognizing that children are at the heart of good language and literacy teaching, the book focuses on four central themes: a perspective on teaching and learning that blends constructivism and science-based instruction, respect for diversity, instruction-based assessment, and family involvement in literacy learning. Each chapter identifies clear learning goals and offers opportunities for readers to check their knowledge and apply what they have learned. Real-world classroom examples and case studies bring concepts to life, helping prospective teachers connect theories to strategies they can use in their own classrooms. The 5th Edition includes up-to-date research, an increased emphasis on standards, and contains new features that reflect recent developments in the field of language arts education.
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Carol Vukelich is the Director of the Delaware Center for Teacher Education, Deputy Dean of the College of Education and Human Development, and the Hammonds Professor in Teacher Education at the University of Delaware. Her research interests include early literacy development and children's writing development. Dr. Vukelich is coauthor of
More about Carol VukelichCarol Vukelich is the Director of the Delaware Center for Teacher Education, Deputy Dean of the College of Education and Human Development, and the Hammonds Professor in Teacher Education at the University of Delaware. Her research interests include early literacy development and children's writing development. Dr. Vukelich is coauthor of
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