Bill Harp Books

Informed Reading Teacher: Research-Based Practice, The
Informed Reading Teacher: Research-Based Practice, The

By Jo Ann Brewer, Bill Harp

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based On The Idea That The Best Literacy Teacher Is The Informed Literacy Teacher, This New Book Provides An Accessible Presentation Of Research And The Teaching Methods That Stem From It.by Emphas...

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Reading And Writing: Teaching For Connection
Assessment And Evaluation In Whole Language Programs
Assessment & Evaluation In Whole Language Programs
Bringing Children To Literacy: Classrooms At Work
Bringing Children To Literacy: Classrooms At Work

By Bill Harp

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Includes bibliographical references and index Mode of access: Internet

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Assessment And Evaluation For Student-Centered Learning
Assessment And Evaluation For Student Centered Learning/Expanded Professional
The Handbook Of Literacy Assessment And Evaluation
The Handbook Of Literacy Assessment And Evaluation
The Handbook Of Literacy Assessment And Evaluation

By Bill Harp, Harp, Bill

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Bill Harp. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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The Handbook Of Literacy Assessment And Evaluation
The Handbook Of Literacy Assessment And Evaluation

By Bill Harp, MaryAnn Johnson, Wheelock College

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xvi, 327 p. : 28 cm Includes bibliographical references and index

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