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    Student Literacy Analysis

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    the first day of class we discussed the topic of literacy. After a moment of self-reflection and time together discussing keywords and ideas we came up with a brief definition: the ability to read and write. (Hodges. 2015) There are many pros’ and cons to defining literacy because every student is going to be on a different reading level, their thought process and awareness will be different; not to mention there are so many components of literacy that the true definition will vary per student.…

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    reformation and enhancement of Literacy Education in our public educational systems throughout the United States. I have a particular interest in improving Literacy Curriculum and implementation in elementary education. By continuing to be exposed to our current literacy program implementation, I feel the need to be the voice for our students. As a result of my own personal and educational experiences, I am familiar with the anguish and frustration that follows a one-sided literacy program, for…

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    Hip Hop Information Literacy Case Study To make a case for a new Hip Hop Information Literacy course a personal assessment of the university culture was recorded during my first year on campus. The quantitative measurements as a faculty member were conjured from an ACRL Assessment in Action Project Institutional Profile, a collaborative project completed with university faculty members and students ((ACRL), 2015-2016). The qualitative information was based off observational experiences in the…

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    Literacy development is a term used to refer to the process of learning how to write, read, and understand various types of text, symbols, and illustrations. It aims at equipping the learner with the ability to compose and comprehend text. In the current century, literacy development is shaped by various factors, for example, technology, contexts, and participants. Literacy is the center of learning of all subjects in school because all students must be able to read and make sense of the texts,…

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    and understand medication labels, comprehend the importance of a balanced diet and regular exercise, and the significance of smoking cessation in relation to CVD health risks. After reviewing data from 9 individual studies related to cardiovascular disease,…

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    AITSL Standard 1

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    aware that Literacy is a dynamic social practice, which is used in different ways for different purposes (Fellows and Oakley, 2014). ACARA, (cited in Fellows and Oakley, 2014) states ‘the elaboration of literacy is primarily concerned with using language for a variety of purposes, therefore, as educators we need to promote Piaget’s, ‘emergent perspectives’ and communicate with parents the vital importance of early Literacy experiences in the home, that are essential to the ongoing Literacy…

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    interventions to solve social or personal problems and create the change with in them. As I stated earlier, I believe that one of our biggest gap in the education system are providing skills on how to be an adult, stressing the importance of education, financial literacy pertaining to credit building, coping mechanisms and staying out of trouble, all these need to be implemented…

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    represents my love hate relationship with literacy. Throughout my life, I have either enjoyed or despised reading and writing; there was no in between for me. From loving to read as a child, to being able to write letters to my state representative, my literary experience has grown rapidly in the past 10 years. I account most of this success to my favorite teacher, Mrs. Brownlee. While I have had my fair share of ups and downs when it comes to literacy, but I still continue to try and further…

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    Literacy Team Case Study

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    Literacy teams have a large impact on the literacy vision and implementation within a school. Therefore, the individuals on the literacy team are of the utmost importance. It is vital to include a variety of stakeholders when creating a literacy team. In order to reach a collaborative vision of literacy, the team will need a clear focus that is also shared. Prior to creating your team one would want to meet with the administration to develop a clear and concise job description and expectations…

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    Literacy is the defining term that differentiated slaves from their masters. Slaves were kept from any connection or exposure to literacy, more or less reading and writing. In addition, by keeping them in constant mental neglect, the masters ensued their predominate power and wealth across the south in a time of prejudice and racial ideologies. As a result of becoming self-aware and knowledgeable of slavery’s demeanor and its injustices, Douglass contradicts the status quo in the South. This…

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