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List of Figures vii
List of Tables ix
Foreword Cynthia Tehan xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
Prologue xix
1 Introduction: Students' Voices Create Model Literacy Groups 1
2 Understanding Literacy Groups 13
3 Designing Literacy Groups 21
4 Student and Teacher Accountability 33
5 Differentiated Assessment 65
6 Getting the Last Word In 77
Appendices
Appendix A Book List and Reading Schedule 93
Appendix B Question-Answer Relationship Cycle 99
Appendix C Visualizing Handout 101
Appendix D Character-Analysis Web 103
Appendix E Reading Schedule 105
Appendix F After-Reading-Project Rubrics 107
Appendix G Text-Review Form 117
Appendix H Student Survey 119
Appendix I Chapter 6 Additional Project Rubrics 121
Professional References 125
Literature References 129
About the Author 131
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