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The current emphasis on the body of research known as the Science of Reading has renewed the reading wars and raised challenging questions for balanced literacy teachers about the best way to teach reading Instead of fueling the debate Jan Burkins and Kari Yates have immersed themselves in the research and produced this concise and practical guide to integrating effective reading strategies from each perspective Each chapter ofShifting the Balancefocuses on one of the six simple and scientifically sounds shifts reading teachers can make to strengthen their approach to early reading instruction in these areasReading ComprehensionPhonemic AwarenessPhonicsHighFrequency WordsCueing SystemsText SelectionPRACTICAL INSTRUCTION FOR PRIMARY GRADESWhether your students are just learning to read or building more advanced reading comprehensive skillsShifting the Balanceis designed to help teachers meet the instructional needs of K2 studentsSIX MANAGAEABLE SHIFTSEach chapter focuses on a key shift that helps educators understand common misconceptions and adjust their thinking around some common instructional practices that teachers have been using for decadesEVIDENCEBASED INSTRUCTION Jan and Kari offer busy educators a blueprint for integrating finding from brain research cognitive science and child development into their daily instruction while keeping meaningful experiences with books a priorityCLASSROOM APPLICATIONSShifting the Balanceis full of sample activities and classroom vignettes that paint a picture of what these shifts look like in action with roomful of learnersThe book has already helped countless educators by taking the guesswork out of how to blend best practices with the latest research while keeping students at the forefront of reading instruction Weve written this book to support you in making sound decisions anchored in the best of science the truth of responsiveness and a relentless focus on providing all children learning experiences saturated with meaning the authors write. 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