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    As stated in the assignment description, literacy is entirely acquired in context. As I’ve known how to read since my early developmental years, it wasn’t that I was able to read something into much later on. Reading a novel is different from reading an article on a newspaper or online as reading a screenplay is different from reading a poem. When I first started college two years ago, I acquired an entirely new literacy of a digital artifact in a digital media class. In the class, a core project was the development of a professional personal website. Before developing this new literacy, I used my background in creative writing, and knowledge of professional resume building through digital platforms such as linked in. Having previous knowledge…

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    E.D. Hirsch writes, "To be culturally literate is to possess the basic information needed to thrive in the modern world." Hirsch considers the Bible so important to cultural literacy that it appears first in his Dictionary of Cultural Literacy. Studying the New Testament is essential to becoming culturally literate in the modern world. The New Testament has shaped our view of art, literature, law, education and even music and much more. Jesus shaped all of the events in the New Testament, as a…

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    Rhetorical Analysis (Ethos Pathos Logos) 3rd Person YourFirstName YourLastName University title Rhetorical Analysis of “The New Literacy” Name Institutional Affiliation Technology has a significant influence on literacy in the current world. Clive Thompson on The New Literacy notes that technology influences our literacy in different ways. He notes that while other professors argue that technology is responsible for the inability of children to write, others…

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    Reading Instruction has stimulated many discussions among educators in the past few years. There has been an increase in the use of reading in multiple content areas in the past few years. Educators around the country have changed and interweaved the new and the old ways of teaching and understanding the reading process. Many aspects have changed this instruction such as the understanding of content area literacy, choosing the appropriate texts, knowledge transformation, and learner development.…

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    these topics are intersecting and interrelated. In content area literacy, appropriate texts must be used to foster learner development and knowledge transformation. These topics build upon each other to create a strong schematic for succeeding with literacy as a whole. In order to be an effective educator, you need to incorporate all of these aspects into teachings in all content areas. The only negative aspect within these focuses is that a deficiency in one area is likely to have a strong…

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    Clive Thompson in his chapter The New Literacies. Where Thompson discusses moving image -video- as a literacy that has evolved “into a flexible format for communication, a way to speak one’s ideas to the world” (Thompson 98). The accessibility of cameras allows for video editing to be more convenient for individuals. Cameras have evolved into devices which allow individuals to express their ideas and overcome obstacles through video editing; in order to capture priceless moments without being…

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    Words are influential than thoughts. They are crafted and woven around lives of every individual. Literacy dates back from the beginning of America and the growth of the world. Literacy has a powerful impact on society and the people around us it can offer comfort and creativity. Furthermore as our society moves on to next century, literacy still possess a strength to enable crisis, development and trauma. Development in literacy is shown from our past, from wars to political issues, to even…

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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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    My Definition Of Literacy

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    Literacy, the ability to read and write, is the foundation and general structure to learning as well as understanding any kind of information. In the words of Kofi Annan, “Literacy is…the road to human progress and the means through which every man, woman and child can realize his or her full potential.” Being able to identify your literacy roots can be rather difficult, and incomprehensible. When seeking a single definition for literacy, one may find it to be nearly impossible as there is not…

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    Foundational Literacy Skills Literacy is the gateway to success. These days, getting started in the early years of a child 's life is critical. Learning to read has been continually observed to begin before a child even enters school. As children become more exposed to literature at a young age, the more prepared they have shown to be once finally in a classroom setting. Chances are, sending your child to preschool will give them a better chance at success when they find themselves in primary…

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