LITERACY

LITERACY

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Literacy is not static; it evolves over times and is shaped by experiences. Literacy CAN be taught!

Oral Language

Oral Language

Strong connection to reading

Cultural influences

Vocabulary

Communication

non-verbal and gestures

expressions, intonation, emphasis,, grammar,

dependent upon audience

needs, wants, thoughts, emotions

Reading

Reading

Variety of reading modes

Read alouds

Partner reading

Independent reading

Complex process

Reading for different purposes

A variety of different types of text

Informaional

Entertainment

Environmental print

Comprehension, cognition

Phonemic awareness, sound/ letter

Reading for meaning and understanding

Punctuation, grammar

Writing

Writing

Writing for different purposes

Communication

Symbolic language

Linked to reading ability

Writing using different mediums and technology

Listening

Literacy Instruction

Integrated in all subject areas

Subtopic

teacher elicits interaction

Prompts, probes

Questioning

Access prior knowledge

CONNECTIONS

text to self

text to text

text to world

Involves choice of materials and activities

Interest

Right fit material, matches ability

Availability of materials

May be dependent on funding

Selina Robb                                               PME 842 Initial Literacy Mind Map

Media Literacy

TECHNOLOGY 21st CENTURY LITERACY

Access to technology (educational institution and home)

Who moderates and monitors use?