Transcription of What Is the Reading/Writing Connection?
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Chapter 1 What Is the Reading/Writing Connection? In a darkened studio at the local public broadcasting station, Jamie Salafi a s sixth graders, 90 percent of whom are Chicano/Latino and virtually all of whom speak English as a second language, are waiting for instructions to take their places in the spotlight. Some are nervously rehearsing their lines; others are all smiles and counting the minutes until show time. Okay guys, Hall Davidson, the producer, announces, positions, please. Picking up their banners for making connections, asking questions, predicting, and so forth, the students scurry to their appointed spots in front of the cameras, prepared to perform a readers theater dramatization of what goes on in the mind of a reader.
4 CHAPTER 1 What Is the Reading/Writing Connection? of a book (except for The Two Towers), I always turn back and read the fi rst paragraph again in an effort to fully understand the journey I have just fi nished. —Tim As an avid reader, Tim enters the text world and assumes the role of coconstructor as he
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