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Equitable Literacy Education
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Equitable Literacy Education
Individuals involved in Literacy Education
- Principal
- Ministry of Education
- Teachers
- Guidance Counsellors
- Special Education Teachers
- Speech Therapists
- Reading Specialist
- Librarians
- Early Childhood Educators
- Student's Family
- Parents / Caregiver
- Siblings
- Extended Family
- Students
Relationships
- Student-Student
- Student-Teacher
- Teacher-Teacher
- Student-Parent
- Parent-Teacher
- Teacher-Principal
- Student-Principal
Well-Being
- Physical Well-Being
- Nutrition
- Eating healthy food choices.
- Eating every meal and eating on time.
- Staying hydrated.
- Sleep
- Staying Active
- Daily Physical Activity (DPA)
- Movement Breaks
- Environment
- Nutrition
- Mental / Emotional Well-Being
- Feeling positive emotions.
- Self confidence.
- Safety and security.
- Stress.
- Nervous System Therometer
- 5 Minute Mindfulness
- Body Scan
- Walk and Energize
- Hands on Knees
- Satisfaction.
- Social Well-Being
- Sense of community.
- Engaging with teacher and peers.
- Contributing to the class.
- Physical Well-Being
Recognizing One's Positionality and it's Impact
- Age
- Race
- Class
- Gender
- Ability-Status
- Learning Disabilities
- Dysgraphia
- Dyslexia
- Hyperlexia
- Learning Disabilities
- Sexuality
Literacy Resources
- Ontario Language Curriculum
- Oral Communication
- Reading
- Prior Knowledge / Activation
- Domain Specific Knowledge
- Letter / Sound Knowledge
- Print Knowledge
- Comprehension
- Memory
- Writing
- Ideas
- Organization
- Word Choice
- Sentence Fluency
- Voice
- Conventions
- Presentation
- Media Literacy
- Social Issues Books
- English Language Learner (ELL) Program
- Initial Assessment
- Placement
- Ongoing Assessment
- Culturally Responsive and Relevant Pedagogy (CRRP)
- Ontario Language Curriculum
Literacy Strategies (from Seminars)
- Critical Literacy
- Taking action and promoting social justice.
- Engaging in reflection and action.
- Using language to exercise power and question injustice.
- Focusing on sociopolitical issues.
- Studying relationship between power and language.
- Interrogating multiple viewpoints.
- Whose voices are heard and whose are missing?
- Seeking silenced and marginalized voices.
- Disrupting the commonplace.
- How is this text trying to position me?
- Language of critique and hope.
- Taking action and promoting social justice.
- Read-Alouds
- Text from a variety of genres.
- What do you want students to take away from this read-aloud experience?
- Word Study
- Teach word knowledge, not just words.
- Word Walls
- Word Work
- Interactive Writing Instruction
- 3 Key Components
- 1 - Explicit Instruction
- 2 - Modeling
- 3. Guided Practice
- "Good writers ..."
- 6 Themes that Support the Learning to Write Process
- 1 - Resources for Topics
- 2 - Characteristics of Genre
- 3 - Monitoring Meaning and Sustaining Composing
- 4 - Understanding the Orthography
- 5 - Word Solving
- 6 - Linking Instruction to Independent Writing
- Word Walls
- Writing Checklists
- 3 Key Components
- Reader's Theatre
- To visualize stories and practice oral communication.
- Using Podcasts
- Wider audience.
- Using audio (sound waves) as a visualizing medium.
- Integrated Curriculum
- Social studies - using text from social studies.
- Science - studying sound waves of podcast.
- Technology - how to record and publish podcast.
- Media Literacy - marketing, podcasts and internet safety.
- Balanced Literacy
- Reading
- Modelled
- Shared
- Guided
- Independent
- Writing
- Reading
- Literature Circles (Roles)
- Literary Luminary
- Locate special sections / phrases / quotations to discuss.
- Illustrator
- Sketch, cartoon, diagram, flowchart, stick figure, scene.
- Discussion Director
- Lead group members in discussion based on thoughtful questioning.
- Researcher
- Research background information relevant to book / topic.
- Connector
- Find connections between book and past experiences, stories or other books.
- Travel Tracer
- Track where action takes place. Describe the setting.
- Text Critic
- Take another perspective from a voice unheard / critical perspective.
- Literary Luminary
- Critical Literacy
Accountable Talk
- Listening to students' responses.
- Tell me more.
- How did you know?
- Who can add to this thinking?
- Promoting talk in the Classroom
- Repeating
- Revising
- Adding On
- Revoicing
- Reasoning
- The Power of Yet
- Getting Started
- Positive lively discussion.
- Use wait time to allow for internal dialogue.
- Structured interaction activities (think-pair-share).
- Discuss conversation etiquette.
- Create a safe learning environment.
- Listening to students' responses.
Assessment
- Reading Assessment
- Attitude and interest surveys
- Teacher observation
- Retelling
- Self-Evaluation
- What have I done?
- What can I do to improve?
- How can I use what I have learned?
- Records of reading behaviour
- Performance Tasks
- 4 Stages of Assessment
- 1 - Assessment before new learning.
- 2 - Assessment during learning.
- 3 - Assessment of independent student achievement.
- 4 - Evaluation, reporting, and next steps.
- Reading Assessment
Differentiated Instruction and Assessment
- Literature
- Teaching Literacy
- Ish by Peter H. Reynolds
- Little i by Michael Hall
- I Ain’t Gonna Paint No More! by Karen Beaumont
- Ralph Tells a Story by Abby Hanlon
- Take Away the A by Michael Escoffier
- CRRP
- I am Human by Susan Verde
- All Kinds of Families by Suzanne Lang
- Hair Love by Matter A. Cherry
- The Proudest Blue by Ibtihaj Muhammad
- From Far Away by Robert Munsch and Saoussan Askar
- Maggie's Chopsticks by Alan Woo
- Sweetest Kul by Celina Kalluk
- I Can do Hard Things by Gabi Garcin
- The Water Walker by Joanne Robertson
- Just Ask! by Sonia Sotomayor
- Teaching Literacy
- Literature
- Differentiation By
- Content
- Multiple levels of reading material.
- Transcripts / Recordings
- Reading Buddies
- Using home language.
- Auditory and visual representations.
- Process
- Tiered Activities
- Hands-on Support / Manipulatives
- Student Choice
- Vary length of time for completion.
- Activating 5 Senses
- Product
- Allow for options to show evidence of learning.
- Choice in working independently / groups.
- Re-evaluate weight of assessment.
- Learning Environment
- Learning stations
- Classroom routines.
- Materials present in a variety of cultures and home settings.
- Content
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- Education Mind Map on Equitable Literacy Education, created by Nasrin Ganji on 28/09/2021.
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