Reading Teacher

Papers
(The median citation count of Reading Teacher is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
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Bringing Order to the Literacy Development of Black Boys in the Elementary Grades22
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Better Together: Integrating Content‐Area Curriculum in the Primary Literacy Classroom17
A Translanguaging Read‐Aloud16
A Transnational, Translingual Lens on Curriculum: Supporting Children who are Immigrants and Refugees15
Designing Culturally Responsive Literacy Centers to Include and Go Beyond Skills14
Teaching with Cuentos Combativos: Reading for Decolonial Futures14
Supporting Students' Knowledge Activation before, during, and after Reading13
Exploring Multicultural Picturebooks With Social–Emotional Themes13
Count Me In: Exploring Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion through Mathematics and Children's Literature11
Reading Engagement Matters! A New Scale to Measure and Support Children's Engagement with Books11
Co‐Creating Multilingual Books with Children to Foster Their Literacies11
A Fundamentally Wrong Premise and a Disservice to the Profession: Responding to “… What we Truly Know about the Teaching of Reading”11
Reading Beyond the Book with Primary Sources11
“Why Do You Think That?” Exploring Disciplinary Literacy in Elementary Science, History and Visual Arts11
Engaging Kindergarten Writers Through Play Experiences10
Fostering Multilingual Children’s Language Development through iPad Apps10
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Elevating Poetry Writing with Southeast Asian Refugee Children's Picture Books8
Writing and Reading Connections: A before, during, and after Experience for Critical Thinkers7
The WRITE Principles for Developing a Research‐to‐Practice Cycle Professional Development7
“AI Is Like 50% Good and 50% Bad”: Exploring the Strengths and Challenges of AI in the Elementary Writing Classroom7
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Curriculum and Coaching: Maximizing our Investments in Teaching7
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Building Mental Models of Writers: Writing Aloud in Writing Instruction6
We Ask Students What they Understand, Not How they Understand: Making Reasoning Comprehension Processes Visible and Explicit6
Toward a Multilingual Perspective on Reading: Aligning Emergent Bilinguals' Resources with Theories of Reading and Implications for Instruction6
Combining Social–Emotional Learning Competencies and Contemporary Concerns Picturebooks to Foster Early Literacy Practices: An Interdisciplinary Approach6
Teaching Phonemic and Phonological Awareness to Children Who Speak African American English6
Providing Proximal Rewards: Rethinking Reading Rewards and Motivation6
The Reading Teacher’s Children’s Literature Review Column6
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Latina Girls Rising: Centering & Amplifying Latina Girls Experiences Through Children's and Young Adult Literature6
Supporting Inferential Comprehension in the Preschool Classroom: The Roles of Theory of Mind and Executive Skills6
Methods for Selecting Paired Picturebooks for Critical Conversations6
The Writing Engagement Scale: A Formative Assessment Tool6
Thank You to Reviewers6
Co‐constructing Agency: Weaving Academic Discussion5
Enacting a Permeable Curriculum: Language Inquiry with Popular Music5
Let's Learn from Them: Using the Integrative Multimodal Literacy Assessment Tool to Support Instruction for Young Children5
Stories From a Literacy Coach: Developing Pro‐Black Instruction Within a Eurocratic Mandated Curriculum5
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Participants, Purpose, Place: Planning for Content‐Area Talk5
Schools and Families of Early Learners Collaborating to Support At Home Read Alouds5
Key Knowledge to Support Phonological Awareness and Phonics Instruction5
Recipes as Invitations to Read, Write, and Play in Preschool5
Redesigning Author Study: Fanfiction and Early Elementary Literacy5
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Key Question for Literacy Co‐Teachers: What Possibilities Do We Have Together?5
What Teachers Need to Know and Do to Teach Letter–Sounds, Phonemic Awareness, Word Reading, and Phonics5
A Fresh Look at Literacy Coaching: Employing a Clinical Literacy Coaching Framework to Improve Literacy Instruction and Student Achievement4
Classroom‐based Oral Storytelling: Reading, Writing, and Social Benefits4
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When Students Perform at the Below Basic Level on the NAEP: What Does It Mean and What Can Educators Do?4
Playing With Story Workshop in the Literacy Classroom4
Reimagining Discourse in the Classroom4
Big Waves on the Rocky Shore: A Discussion of Reading Policy, Infrastructure, and Implementation in the Era of Science of Reading4
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A Dime Rolls Up to a Domino: Using Mnemonic Stories to Orient b and d4
Matching or Clashing? Teachers Analyzing Picturebooks Using an Equity‐Focused Text Analysis Tool4
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An Engagement‐Focused Framework for Evaluating Storybooks for Young Children's Science Vocabulary Learning4
Centering Black Girls and Families' Digital Engagement, Reading (Literacies), Writing, and Interpretation of Multimodal Texts4
Engaging with Family Literacy Scholarship: Bearing Witness to Scholars and Families of Color4
From Teacher to Literacy Coach: Negotiating Roles and Learning on the Job4
Serious Play for Serious Times4
A Response to our Critics: Agreements, Clarifications, and Children4
Strengthening Students' Reading Motivation and Engagement with C.A.R.E.4
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Using Literature to Facilitate Restorative Conversations that Foster Conflict Resolution4
Supporting Emergent Bilinguals' Reading in the Content Areas4
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Multimodal Literacies: Fertile Ground for Equity, Inclusion, and Connection3
Teachers’ Questions about Coaching: Pathways to Productive Collaborations3
Taking the Leap: Supporting Multilingual Writers Through Translanguaging3
A Window into Multilingual Students' Worlds: Using Multimodal Writing to Support Writing Growth3
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Reading Comprehension and the COVID‐19 Pandemic: What Happened and What Can We Do About It?3
“I Had a Deep‐Down Stereotype”: Pairing Critical Literacy Practices to Examine Explicit and Implicit Gender Stereotypes with Elementary Students3
Constructing (ad)ventures in Collaborative Composing: Examining a Case of (un)sanctioned Play in the Elementary Literacies Classroom3
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What Mamá Gallina Can Teach Literacy Educators about Healing Biliteracies3
2022 Notable Books for a Global Society Research Award Winner: Heroes among us: Refugees and Immigrants inAward‐WinningChildren's Literature3
Leveraging Lesson Study for Disciplinary Literacy: Studying and Planning for Scientific Modeling3
Math and Picture Books: Story, Math Anxiety, and Building Joy3
Three Strategies for Supporting Elementary Writers through the Practice of Sharing3
Black Immigrant Literacies and the Promise of Unbroken Englishes: Five Things Every Teacher Should Know and Can Do3
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(Re)Animating Children's Aesthetic Experiences With/Through Literature: Critically Curating Picturebooks as Sociopolitical Art3
Supporting the Writing Development of Emergent Bilingual Children: Universal and Language‐Specific Approaches3
Deepening Explorations of Racial and Linguistic Representation in Picturebooks through Critical Translingual Literacies3
Cherishing Immigrant Parents' Aspiration to Support Multilingual Children's Literacy Development Across Languages3
Reading Without Words: Cultivating Bi/Multilingual Family Engagement3
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Five Recommendations to Implementing Cross‐Age Tutoring in Reading3
Making Agency Visible Through Picture Books3
Ready for Read‐Alouds: 10 Practices for Book‐Sharing with Infants and Toddlers3
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Making Artificial Intelligence Your Friend, Not Your Foe, in the Literacy Classroom3
Promoting Meaning‐Focused Skills: Creating a Foundation for Comprehension in Early Childhood Classrooms3
“Building Better Readers: Key Findings From a Broad Evidence Review”3
Teaching English and the Grammatical Use of the Pronoun: Queer(y)ing the Teaching of Writing3
Language is Identity: Telling and Reading the Right Kinds of Stories2
Teaching for Social Justice: A Teacher Researcher's Journey and Evolution2
Building on ELA Vocabulary Instruction to Develop Language Resources2
Click, See, Do: Using Digital Scaffolding to Support Persuasive Writing Instruction for Emerging Bilingual Learners2
Autores Fuertes: Practices of a Community Translingual Repertoire2
Examining Power in Picturebook Biographies2
Using Turn and Talk to Develop Language: Observations in Early Classrooms2
Re‐Centering Students and Teachers: Voices from Literacy Clinics2
Vocabulary Talk Moves: Using Language to Promote Word Learning2
Using Intentional Pairing and Peer Tutoring during Structured Literacy Activities in Inclusion Classrooms2
Centering Language and Communicative Purpose in Writing Instruction for Bi/Multilingual Learners2
Stories Grounded in Decades of Research: What We Truly Know about the Teaching of Reading2
Supporting Emotional Intelligence and Inferential Comprehension Using Character Analysis in Picturebooks2
Singing in Preschool Promotes Literacy Development2
Synchronous Paired Oral Reading Techniques: Supporting Developing Readers in Connected Text2
Using Literacy Instruction to Develop Student Activists2
Using Texts as Mirrors: The Power of Readers Seeing Themselves2
The Importance of a Critical Literacy Framework: Though Texts May Be Banned, Students' Questions and Inquiry Are Not2
Broadening English‐Centric Early Literacy Pedagogies: Building on Young Spanish‐English Bilingual Children's Language and Home Literacy Practices2
The Collaborative Literacy Coaching Framework for Transformation: Humanizing Prerequisites for Reflective Practitioners2
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Who Is Doing Science? Using Science Texts to Open Spaces that Expand the Voices and Perspectives in Elementary Classrooms2
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Investigate, Explore, Create: Incorporating Biographies into the K–8 Classroom Using the Biography Clearinghouse2
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Homelessness in Children's Literature: A Path to Opening Additional Mirrors, Windows and Sliding Glass Doors2
Reading, Research and Relationships in a Third‐Grade Virtual Book Club2
Beyond Labels and Agendas: Research Teachers need to Know about Phonics and Phonological Awareness2
Learning Through Modes of Signification at an Early Childhood Level in Kenya2
“No More Strategy of the Week”: Considerations for Connecting Comprehension Instruction Back to the Book2
The Complexity of Building Bridges of Books Across Global Cultures2
Multicomponent Reading Intervention: A Practitioner's Guide2
The Living Room: Fostering Ubuntu and Pro‐Black Literacies in Middle School2
Connecting Compassion: Empathy's Role in STEM and Literacy Integration2
Humanizing History: Using Historical Fiction Texts to Develop Disciplinary and Racial Literacies2
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Responsive Teaching in the Writer’s Workshop2
Supporting Newcomer English Learners During Remote Learning2
Write‐It‐Out: A Teaching Response to Foster Complete Word Analysis2
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Digital Citizenship, Media Literacy, and the ACTS Framework1
Activating Joy Through Culturally and Historically Responsive Read‐Alouds1
Small Wins and Feeling Good: An Innovative Book Distribution Program1
Story Talk: Using Strategies from an Evidence‐Based Program to Improve Young Children's Vocabulary1
Book Expansion for Language and Linguistic Justice1
Disciplinary Reading, Action, and Social Change1
Bringing Literacy Into Bilingual Science: Using Cognitive Discourse Functions to Support Reading and Writing in English as a Foreign Language Classrooms1
Cultivating a Reading Culture: How Parents' Perceptions of Reading Shape Their Practices in Bangladesh1
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Family Belonging Backpacks: Deepening Equity and Inclusion with Diverse Literature1
Incorporating Decodable Books into an Early Grades Literacy Curriculum: Tensions and New Learnings from One Teacher1
New and Not‐Well‐Known Research about Reading Disabilities: Teachers Want to Know1
Cultivating the Genius Within: A Conceptual Framework for Black Feminist Text Selection1
Lessons Learned? Reading Wars, Reading First, and a Way Forward1
Quality Read‐alouds Matter: How you Teach is Just as Important as What you Teach1
“I don’t know how to spell it”: Overcoming Translingual Spelling Hesitancy1
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Teacher Actions That Lead to Strategic Behavior in Emergent Readers1
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“I Don't Like Peas!”: Using Picturebooks to Think Differently & Critically about Curriculum, Teaching, Learning, and Technology1
Engaging Students with Expository Books through Interactive Read‐Alouds1
Teaching Remotely without Being Distant: Implications for Primary Age Students' Learning of Foundational Reading Skills1
LGBTQ‐Inclusive Read‐Alouds in a Second‐Grade Classroom1
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Efforts to Dismantle Traditional Public Schools: Literacy Consequences for Students1
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Culturally Sustaining and Translingual Approaches to Teaching Bi/Multilingual Writers1
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The Reading Teacher's Children's Literature Review Column1
Selecting Picture Books for EL beginners in Panama: Tellability1
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Scaffolding Writing During an Inquiry Workshop1
Building Critical Reading and Critical Literacy With Picturebook Analysis1
Using Superhero Graphic Novels to Foreground Transitions in Our Teaching with Upper Elementary and Middle‐Grade Readers1
Read‐Alouds: A Case Study of Two Preschoolers on the Autism Spectrum1
Rejecting Transactional Family–School Partnerships and Enacting More Liberatory Family Literacy Work1
Writing Play‐Books With Linguistically Diverse Young Learners1
Introduction to the Special Issue: Emancipatory Pro‐Black, Latinx and Indigenous Reading Research and Teaching1
“That's a Third Rail Issue” UsingLGBTQ+ Children's Literature as Backup to Counter Pushback1
Liberatory Literacy Practices for Black Students Through a Lens of Care1
Fostering Civic Reasoning Through Disciplinary Literacy1
Project Recuerdo: Honoring Latinx Families’ Knowledge Within the School1
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Honoring Diverse Cultures Through Family Literacy Approaches That Build Family, School, and Community Partnerships1
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Operationalizing the Access–Voice–Choice Framework for Equitably and Justly Teaching the Language for School Literacy1
Book Creation to Support English Language Learning1
Evidence‐Based Practices to Enliven Integrated Reading‐to‐Writing Instruction1
Normalizing Black Students/Youth and their Families' Digital andSTEAMLiteracies1
Building a Bridge: Writing and Reading Connections in Early Childhood1
Comprehending Character: Unlocking the Potential of Perspective‐taking1
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Beyond Multimodality to Multiplicity: Developing More Equitable and Relevant Literacy Learning Spaces for Young Children1
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Fostering Hope with Children's Literature1
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