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Date
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1998
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Publisher
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Guilford Press
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Place of Publication
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New York
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ISBN
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1-57230-347-6 (pbk.)
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Document Language
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English
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Document Type(s)
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Books
Guides--Instructional Materials (for Learner)
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Abstract
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Book Buddies is an adaptation and expansion of Darrell Morris's Howard Street Tutoring Project...This book has been written as a guide for both program coordinators of volunteer staffed reading tutorials as well as for the tutors themselves. Chapter 1 explains why we believe the tutorial we present in this guidebook is an effective model for the use of volunteers. Chapter 2 provides information and tips for the coordinators who are responsible for organizing a program, for writing lesson plans, and for training and supervising tutors. Chapter 3 contains the assessment tools and information needed for determining individual children's needs. Chapters 4 and 5 describe in detail exactly what tutors need to do to work effectively with their children. (Extract from Preface)
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ERIC Descriptors
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Volunteers; Reading Instruction; Individual Instruction; Grade 1; Volunteer Training; Program Implementation; Program Development; School Community Programs; Instructional Development; Instructional Materials
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Other
Descriptors
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Howard Street Tutoring Program; Book Buddies
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Categories
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| Administration >> Program Implementation | | At Risk Students >> Young Children | | Early Intervention | | Tutoring >> Tutorial Programs |
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Target Audience(s)
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Community
Practitioners--Teachers
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Document Notes
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Appendix A and B includes forms and supplementary information.
Includes a glossary and index.
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