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LITERATE ENVIRONMENT
- C H A N D R A R E E D
Based on the Framework for Literacy Outline
Walden UniversityEDUC 6706G-9June 21, 2011
INVITING LITERACY ENVIRONMENT
Getting to Know Students
Teacher Goals:Figure out Students
Activities
Literacy Autobiographies
Interest Surveys
Student Literacy Interviews
“Me-Stew” activity
Journal Entry
Level of background knowledge
Exposure to Literacy Genres
Literacy Interest
Reading Motivators
Literacy Goals
(Laureate Education Inc., 2010a)
Laureate Education Inc., 2010
Framework for Literacy Instruction Chart
(Laureate Education Inc., 2010b)
Chart
Interactive Perspective
Targeted Skills:
setting purposes, making predictions, visualizing, & reflective
Activity Options:
Open-Minded Portrait, KWL chart, and Interactive Writing
Assessment: Options
Running Records
Rubrics
ResponsePerspective
journaling, dramatic response, artistic interpretations, & quiet time to respond
Quick-Write, Learning Log, and Language Experience Approach
Teacher CreatedAssessment
Journal Rubrics
CriticalPerspective
question text and authors perspective, interpret text in multiple ways
QAR Chart, Hot Seat, Reciprocal Questioning and Learning Log
Informal Assessment
Teacher Created
Selecting Text
Selecting Text(Things to Consider)
Layout of text – structure, length, picture and text placement
Singletons – unique new words
Matrix - Level of Text Difficulty
Readability – size of text, text cues, and inferences
Students Interest Level - (Administer a Inventory Survey)
Proper Text Selection
When building a literacy environment selecting text on
students independent instructional level is imperative. The
literacy matrix allows educators to identify if text is more
linguistic base or semiotic. The text can also be identified as
being written from a narrative or informational point of view
and the ease of readability for the reader (Laureate Education
Inc., 2010f)
Literacy Matrix
Hard
Easy
Linguistic
Semiotic
Information TextNarrative Text
(Laureate Education Inc., 2010f)
Interactive Perspective
Formal & Informal Assessments
Reading Inventory/Survey
Cognitive Instructional Methods
met
acog
nitio
n
Formal and Informal Assessments
Formal & Informal Assessments
Formal Assessments
Oral Reading Tests
Criterion-referenced test
Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS)
Informal Assessments
Informal Reading Inventories (IRI)
Cloze Test
Maze Test
Portfolios
Tompkins, 2010
Reading inventory surveys are a great tool for teachers to use in the class after a more formal reading assessment has been administered. Reading inventories allows the teacher to know what books to recommend to the student in hopes of getting the student to become an avid independent and engage reader by igniting their interest.
Reading Inventory Survey
Interactive Writing, Graphic
Organizers, Clapping Alliterations, &
Interactive Read-Aloud
Cognitive Instructional Methods
(Tompkins, 2010)
Critica
l Pe
rspectiv
e
Fostering the critical perspective of students towards the text they read involve two key aspects.
Is global warming a cause for alarm, why or why not?
Critical Perspective
The first one is figuring out the issues that ignite students emotions.
Next, selecting text that facilitate opportunities for students to judge, evaluate, think critically, and question the author’s point of view are several ways to nurture critical thinking among students.
(Laureate Education, Inc. 2010c)
judge
evaluate
Think critically
Question Validity
Response Perspective
Using students schema as a building block for students comprehending the information in the text helps to motivate students (Laureate Education Inc., 2010d).
The response perspective involves the readers lived experiences being used as a primary source of importance (Laureate Education, Inc., 2010e)
Response Perspective Connect to students
experiences
Connect the text with prior knowledge
Connect the text with real-world experiences
(Laureate Education Inc., 2010d)
ReferencesLaureate Education, Inc. (Executive Producer) (2010a). Getting to Know Your Student. [DVD]. Baltimore, MD: Author
Laureate Education, Inc. (Executive Producer) (2010b). Changes in Literacy Education. [DVD]. Baltimore, MD: Author
Laureate Education, Inc. (Executive Producer) (2010c). Critical Perspective. [DVD]. Baltimore, MD: Author
Laureate Education, Inc. (Executive Education). (2010d). Response Perspective Perspective. [DVD]. Baltimore, MD: Author
Laureate Education, Inc. (Executive Education). (2010e). Perspective on Literacy Learning. [DVD]. Baltimore, MD: Author
Laureate Education Inc. (2010f). (Executive Producer) Analyzing and Selecting Text. [webcast]. Baltimore: author
Tompkins, G. (2010). Literacy for the 21st Century: A balanced approach(5th ed.). Boston: Allyn & Bacon