Contents Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 Disciplinary Literacy and Project-Based Inquiry (PBI) 1 How Our Model Is Different from Other Methods 2 Benefits for Teachers and Students 3 Chapter Summaries 3 Design Features 5 1. Disciplinary Literacy and Inquiry for Deeper Learning 7 What Is Disciplinary Literacy? 7 What Is the Difference Between Disciplinary Literacy and Content Literacy? 11 Apprenticeship in Disciplinary Literacy 13 How Can Disciplinary Literacy Be Used with Inquiry-Based Learning? 18 Summary 21 Now It's Your Turn! 21 2. Relating Disciplinary Literacy to Inquiry Through the Project-Based Inquiry (PBI) Model 22 The PBI Model 22 Summary 37 Now It's Your Turn! 38 3. Gathering and Analyzing Sources: Getting Close to Close Reading 39 Gather and Analyze Online Sources 39 What Is Close Reading? 41 Close Reading in the Disciplines 42 Close Reading in the Classroom 48 Strategies for Close Reading 49 Summary 53 Now It's Your Turn! 54 4. Creatively Synthesizing Information: Building Digital and Global Literacies 55 Creatively Synthesizing Information 56 Digital Literacies and Learning 57 PBI Global and Educational Cosmopolitanism 62 Summary 71 Now It's Your Turn! 71 5. Critical Evaluation as Summative and Formative Assessment 72 Summative Assessment 73 Formative Assessment 76 Differentiation 79 Summary 84 Now It's Your Turn 84 6. Share, Publish, and Act: Students and Teachers Stepping into Leadership 86 Students Share, Publish, and Act as Part of Their PBI Process 86 Teacher Leaders as Change Agents 87 Summary 95 Now It's Your Turn! 96 Appendix A: PBI Disciplinary Literacy Lesson for ELA 98 Appendix B: PBI Disciplinary Literacy Lesson for Science 110 Appendix C: PBI Disciplinary Literacy Lesson for History 119 Appendix D: PBI Disciplinary Literacy Lesson for Mathematics 126 Appendix E: PBI Disciplinary Literacy Lesson Template 135 References 141 Index 149 About the Authors 158.