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    communities as literacy practices. A connection was made as I learned I had plenty of literacy practices for my multiple discourse communities. When asked how I use different literacy practices within my discourse communities, I aimed to talk about the groups who I interact with most and had a distinct style with such as friends, family, and the academic community. As stated earlier, I made multiple friend groups in my life, each with their own literacy practices. The best examples of literacy…

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    The content focus of the unit I created is reading/literacy foundations for kindergarten. The collection of lessons are supported by Missouri Learning Standards and address the following needs on the student’s IEP. Throughout this unit each focus student will demonstrate an understanding in identifying and sorting pictures of objects into conceptual categories, identify and match all upper and lower case letters with prompting and will be able to retell main ideas or important facts from a read…

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    I recently had to write a literacy narrative for my writing class. I chose to write about my journey with reading, over the years. As I thought back, preparing to write my paper, I realized that I used to love to read. I obsessed over it. So, I had to remember specific details to see where it all went wrong. As I examined details, I realized it all went wrong around 4th grade. At the beginning of my fourth grade year, my school implemented a new program, Accelerated Reading.…

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    Discovering the Importance of Literacy As I read the prompt, I struggled to think about a time when literacy became important to me. The word “literacy” to me is just being able to read, write, and speak. As I stared at my blank computer screen, waiting for an idea to come up, I remembered that I have a unique trait about me that other people in my area do not have: I am bilingual, but my first language is Tagalog, not Spanish. Most people believe that Tagalog is the same language as Spanish…

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    1) At the beginning of the semester my view of reading and literacy was that it was fundamentally about how to read text, which involved teaching children about phonics and phonemic awareness. That has changed over the semester because I now realize how reading and literacy instruction are much more than simply knowing how to read. Spelling, writing, and comprehension are also intertwined with reading and literacy instruction. All of these elements work together to make a child a better reader…

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    Literacy History Autobiography When it comes to being literate, I’ve always been on top. Ever since I could remember (I can’t actually remember very far back) I’ve been pretty high up on the literacy tower. I believe I’ve been able to read and write fairly well, since what feels like 1st grade. I was never actually given help from my parents in my rise of literacy. My Nana is to thank for that. She had several books from basic to advanced, that I could read. She had small, hand-sized books in…

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    FINANCIAL EDUCATION Financial literacy is an extremely important life skill in present time fast paced society. Financial education is the knowledge of making responsible decisions when it comes to financial matters. The President’s Advisory Council on Financial literacy defines financial education as “the process by which people improve their understanding of financial products, services and concepts, so they are empowered to make informed choices, avoid pitfalls, know where to…

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    Should Financial Literacy be considered as requirement in High School? Americans have discussed this topic plenty of times taking it as high-ranking situation that needs to be figured. The first source starts explaining out how esential is to be financially prepared, since americans are obligated to make enormous financial decisions early in their lifes. It is also explained by the author that is important to understand concepts such as value of money, how important is to save or even the risk…

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    Students’ use of textisms everyday does not affect the literacy of one’s formal writing skills. I will prove this by using multiple studies done on texting and literacy. These studies are based on gender, age, amount of text sent per day, and if participants have a Specific Language Impairment (SLI). Texting has been around for many years now and has had a lot of controversy over how it affects the learning of young children to adults. “Reid and Reid found that roughly half of the young people…

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    I second all of the points brought up by Chris in his responce to your incredible writing. I was deeply moved by your literacy narrative. By simply having the pleasure of spending the past month or so with you, I would have never known about the part of your life that you wrote so passionately about in your literacy narrative. I often find it so intriguing that everyone has a story that resonates so deeply with him or her. That is exactly why I think large projects such as Humans of New York…

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