Dr Bronwyn Parkin and Dr Helen Harper
Cover illustration by Tohby Riddle
Teaching with Intent: Scaffolding academic language with marginalised students is a product of a PETAA Research Grant. The book presents a powerful approach to scaffolding academic language. The authors use the discipline of science to demonstrate how language is a central pedagogic tool for intentional teaching and learning. Teachers are guided through the complete process in a clear and accessible style.
The book is divided into four parts, moving from the enveloping theoretical foundations to the macro-scaffold that creates the framework for a language-focused classroom. It introduces a central pedagogic tool, the focus text, and explains how this supports the micro-scaffold, which is the language used by teachers that helps students take up powerful academic language.
Sample chapter
Sample Chapter (.pdf 553 KB)
Intended audience
Early career educators
Classroom teachers
Teacher librarians
Literacy Leaders
Curriculum and Instructional Leaders
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