Literacy Development and Language Arts mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 300 Literacy Development and Language Arts mind maps, covering topics from phonics and reading to writing and assessment. University students and professional candidates can study literacy concepts, while teachers can explore approaches to teaching reading and writing. Choose a map that matches your topic and start exploring.
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- Emergent Literacy27
- Oral Language Development6
- Phonological Awareness and Phonics14
- Reading Development7
- Balanced Literacy13
- Reading Instruction13
- Reading Comprehension10
- Writing Development and Instruction12
- Children's Literature27
- Literacy Teaching Strategies37
- Critical Literacy15
- Multiliteracies and Multimodal Literacy8
- Literacy Assessment10
Mind maps
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75 nodesT.16 CHILDREN´S LITERATURE IN ENGLISH. DIDACTIC TECHNIQUES... INTRO · CHILDREN LITERATURE I... · 2. DIDACTIC APPLICATI... · CONCLUSION · BIBLIOGRAPHY AND WEB...
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24 nodesCritical Literacy refers to · is an · focused on · involves · has an explicit aim · as a practical approa...
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9 nodesPhonemic awareness and phonics Phoneme · Phonemic awareness is... · Phonological Awareness · Phonics
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103 nodesMind Map Language · English · HASS · Maths · Science · Arts
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91 nodesAcquisition - Writing Piaget · The National Literacy... · Vygotsky · Models of Teaching
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315 nodesLiteracy Prior Understanding · End of course underst... · Start of Course Under...
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16 nodesFindings Meta-analysis Disrupt traditional i... · The need to give stud... · Teacher role in CL · Tensions to disrupt s... · Challenges and struggles
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42 nodesLearning literacy skills 6.1 Introduction · 6.2 Litercy skills in...
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20 nodesTopic 15/16 1. Introduction · 2. Children's literat... · 3. Typology of texts · 4. Techniques for ora... · 5. Introducing and en... · 6. Conclusion
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242 nodesEquitable Literacy Education Individuals involved ... · Relationships · Well-Being · Recognizing One's Pos... · Literacy Resources · Literacy Strategies (...
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39 nodesCan teachers empower pupils as writers? 112 If pupils are to be e...
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52 nodesReading for pleasure Bullock, A. (1975) Th... · Methods for parents &... · Role of the library · Rose Review · CfE · OECD PISA
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103 nodesChapter 6 Literacy centers · Reading Fluency abili... · Obstacles · Chapter 7
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136 nodes'Rivertime' By Trace Balla. Year 3 unit. Concept: Hybrid texts. Diverse learners · Cross curriculum prio... · Main Focus: Writing a... · Speaking and Listening · Reading and Viewing
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35 nodesWHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE ENGLISH · HASS · HEALTH · SCIENCE
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7 nodesCan teachers empower pupils as writers? why do pupils choose ... · Current models of sch... · Writing in the expres... · Writing in the specta... · create a writting com... · Articulating themselv...
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39 nodesDevelopment of the phonological awareness in the beginning of the process of learning to read Abstract · Introduction · Theoretical framework · Methodological framework · Results and Discussion · Conclusions
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32 nodesPhonological / Phonemic awareness Ensure it is an integ... · develop intelligibili... · Plan the phonological... · Phonemic Awareness: r... · Phonological awarenes...
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117 nodesModule 2 Exam: Picturebooks Genre · Analysis · Classroom Teaching: T...
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44 nodesSpelling, Punctuation and Grammatical Development PEDAGOGY (HOW CHILDRE... · GENTRY: 5 STAGES OF S... · OTHER INFLUENTIAL FAC... · THE DEVELOPMENTAL METHOD · A simple sentence is ... · Child will initially ...
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44 nodesSpelling, Punctuation and Grammatical Development PEDAGOGY (HOW CHILDRE... · GENTRY: 5 STAGES OF S... · OTHER INFLUENTIAL FAC... · THE DEVELOPMENTAL METHOD · A simple sentence is ... · Child will initially ...
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43 nodesI Want my Hat Back Reading Map Humour · Problem Solving · Loss · Works Cited in Map: E...
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84 nodesModule 2 Exam: Romeo and Juliet Classroom Teaching · Act 1: Scene 5
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44 nodesLiterature and film The teaching of liter... · Literature matters: a... · Literature and film—c... · Literary genres and t... · Teaching literature a... · Perspectives for the ...
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80 nodesAssessment of Progress in Literacy Current Views of Asse... · Principles of Assessment · Assessment Options · Standardized, or Indi... · Informal, or Direct A... · Using Portfolios for ...
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55 nodesFostering Literacy In and Beyond the Classroom Expanded Goals for Li... · Service Learning: Tak... · Real-World Classroom ... · Into the Real World: ...
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104 nodesLiteracy Brandie Ferrell · Language Development · Phonological Processi... · Fluency · Vocabulary · Morphology
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68 nodesTeaching reading and writing reading is an interac... · learning to read and ... · Why include it in cla... · Reading and Writing a... · Writing is a way to c...
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26 nodesPhonological Processing Phonological processi... · 1. We start by percei...
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88 nodesLiteracy 2 What is Literacy? · Teaching Literacy · My Beliefs
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27 nodesFoundation Knoledge and skills for teaching reading and writing Building a firm found... · Reading Wars · Children’s early expe... · challenges for emerge... · Turning in to sounds ... · Discovering that the ...
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82 nodesFostering Oral Language Informal Speaking · Formal Speaking · Drama · Listening Instruction · Troubleshooting
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74 nodesReading Context · Texts · Knowledge · Skills · Model of Reading · Basic strategies of R...
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49 nodesA Comprehensive Literacy Program for Grades 4-8 What is Literacy? · Constructivists Model... · Reading · Characteristics of th... · The Relationship of R... · WHat is a balanced an...
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8 nodesContemporary, Emergent & pop literature Emergent literacy is ... · Emergent literacy is ... · Emergent literacy is ... · Contemporary Literatu... · Contemporary, Popular...
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14 nodesStory Sacks Why read to children? · what is story sacks? · why use story sacks?
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30 nodesTeaching Phonemic Awareness 3 main concepts
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15 nodes1_Effective Practice (Honeycomb) Partnership · Knowledge of literacy... · Knowledge of the learner · Expectations · instructional strategies · Engaging learners wit...
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35 nodesBalanced Literacy Read Alouds · Guided Reading · Independent Reading · Shared Reading · Supports independence... · Teaches new strategie...
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15 nodes1_Effective Practice Partnership · Knowledge of literacy... · Knowledge of the learner · Expectations · instructional strategies · Engaging learners wit...
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These maps offer different ways into the unit. Reading considers purpose and context, while Phonemic awareness and phonics sets out terms for sounds in words. Critical Literacy looks at how communication media can be used to question social practices. Other maps address developing writing and assessing literacy development.
Study with a map
Start with Reading if you want to explore how a text’s purpose and context relate to the way it is written. Follow its branches, then explain the connections in your own words. For a different focus, use Reading for pleasure or Word level skills.
As you study, note the terms and connections you want to remember. Switch to flashcards on the unit page when you want to check terminology, or try a quiz when you want to practice answering questions. Open a map that fits your current study goal.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful starting point for sounds in words?
Start with Phonemic awareness and phonics. It introduces the term phoneme and describes phonemic awareness as the ability to attend to and distinguish sounds in words. Follow the branches to see how the terms connect, then explain them in your own words.
What topics do these mind maps cover?
The maps cover reading, phonics, writing and literacy assessment. For example, Critical Literacy considers how communication media can be used to question social practices. Reading for pleasure offers another focus, while Developing Writing and Assessing Literacy Development address other parts of the unit.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account can save quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.