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Student who is reading Student who is listeningStudent who is speaking
Student who is explaining
something learned.
Critical
Literacy
Creating a safe environmentIncorporate literacy skills into our daily learning
Explicitly teach us the skills for our subject area using those texts and tasks
Consistently reinforce these skills to support us.
Provide independent reading time
Writing is one of the most
effective ways to develop thinking.
EmpiricalReasoning
How logical is this? What is
good evidence?
Critical Reflection:
what is fact? fiction? Whose agenda is being
advanced?
Collective Intelligence
Who dispenses “cultural capital?”
Why?ALL KNOWLEDGE
IS SOCIALLY CONSTRUCTED
MetacognitionWhat do I know about
how I learn best?What frame of
reference will I use to solve this problem?
60 minutes ago: we had access to writing systems
7.5 minutes ago printing press
2 minutes ago telegraph, photograph, locomotive
1.5 minutes ago telephone, motion pictures, automobiles, airplane, radio
1 minute ago “talking pictures”
40 sec ago TV
6 sec ago computers
2 sec ago satellites, lasers, internet
What is Literacy? Research Responses
A life-long journey unique to each person
21st Century person the Information Hwy informs their world
Awareness of personal literacy can reform choice and engagement
Standardized tests are unjust and unkind
Teachers need to let kids “do” not “be done to”
Teachers will offer different approaches again and again to reach those who struggle
A process of continuous learning The ability to read, write,
understand, interpret, create and communicate
Teaching literacy enables one to achieve goals, develop knowledge and participate more fully
Early intervention is key to help students who struggle with literacy
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