Lessons to Share on Teaching Grammar in Context Book

The Learning and Teaching of Grammar

How Language Is Learned: From Birth Through the Elementary Years and Beyond, J. Kiel

Teaching Grammar in the Context of Writing, C. Weaver

Grammar Through Writing, Across the Grades

Learning to Punctuate Sentences in the Elementary Grades, P. Cordeiro

Teaching Writing and Grammar in Context, S. Peterson

Facilitating the Use of Description-and Grammar, S. Woltjer

Using Mini-Lessons to Promote Student Revision: Helping Students Realize Their Power over Words, S. Rowe

When Grammar Matters: Guiding Students Through Revision, R. Callies

Learning to Use Grammar with Precision Through Editing Conferences, E. Brinkley

Developing Correctness in Student Writing: Alternatives to the Error Hunt, L. Rosen

Image Grammar, H. Noden

Teaching Style and the Use of Grammar for Rhetorical Effect and Appropriateness

Sentence Composing: Notes on a New Rhetoric, D. Killgallon

Breaking the Rules in Style, T. Romano

The Power of Dialect: Ebonics Personified, D. Troutman-Robinson

Ebonics and the "Parsley" Problem: Personal Reflections, C. Weaver

Special Populations and Situations

Meeting the Special Needs of English as a Second Language (ESL) Students in Public Schools, M. Loewe

Implementing Whole Language in a University-Level ESL Curriculum, M. Loewe

Preparing Teachers to Teach About Language, D. & Y. Freeman

Between Teachers and Computers: Does Text-Checking Software Really Improve Student Writing?, T. Beals