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Rodriguez-Mojica, Claudia; Briceño, Allison – Reading Teacher, 2018
Sentence stems are widely used by teachers, but what do we know about developing sentence stems and using them effectively? Sentence stems are intended to facilitate students' participation in academic conversations and writing and support students to develop the language expected in school, but sometimes the stems do not provide the support…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Sentence Structure, Academic Discourse, Classroom Communication
Behrens, Susan; Mercer, Cindy – Research & Teaching in Developmental Education, 2011
The academic demands of classroom English require students to think about language structure in ways that they are not used to. Everybody "knows" much English grammar intuitively but the academic rules themselves can be difficult to articulate. This goes for punctuation, too: errors often reflect students' lack of explicit knowledge of grammatical…
Descriptors: English, Writing Teachers, Workshops, Sentence Structure
de Oliveira, Luciana C. – History Teacher, 2010
The ability to read is well-recognized as essential to being successful in school history. To be able to read history textbooks effectively, students can be made aware of some features typical of history discourse. Knowledge of how nominal groups are functional in history discourse can help students and teachers engage with the meanings presented…
Descriptors: Reading Ability, Predictor Variables, Academic Achievement, Textbooks
Lovejoy, Kim Brian – 1998
This paper introduces a procedure for analyzing sentential themes and demonstrates how it may be useful to students when they consider the effectiveness of their own sentences in the process of revising a piece of writing. The paper shows that, by analyzing sentential themes and their function in academic writing, students can learn to perform the…
Descriptors: Academic Discourse, Higher Education, Persuasive Discourse, Revision (Written Composition)