1. SOCIAL LITERACY
Text as Traces
of Social
Practice
Ways to Integrate
Social Literacy in
the Classroom
Social Literacy
and Family
Social Practice
Model of
Literacy
Social
Literacy
Defined
Literacy as a
Social
Practice
2. Objectives:
At the end of this lesson, the students are
expected to do the following:
1. Define social literacy.
2. Identify the different social
practices.
3. Integrate social literacy in the
teaching and learning process.
4. - The ability to
connect
effectively in your
surrounding.
What is Social
Literacy?
5. SOCIAL LITERACY IN A
SOCIAL LITERATE PERSON
Just
IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL LITERACY
It increases positive behavior and decreases negative behavior in students.
6. SOCIAL PERCEPTION –
the way people think and
give impressions to
other people.
THREE COMPONENTS OF SOCIAL SKILLS
SOCIAL SKILLS
The skills we use everyday to interact and communicate with others.
SOCIAL COGNITIVE –
learning through
observation of other’s
behavior.
SOCIAL PERFORMANCE
– refers to the action
that you will do in order
to achieve your goal.
7. TYPES OF SOCIAL SKILLS
1. Greetings
2. Initiating Conversation
3. Understanding the Listeners
4. Empathizing
5. Reading Social Cues
6. Previewing or Planning
7. Problem Solving
8. Apologizing
9. A contemporary view of literacy, which
acknowledges that the represented in oral written
and visual texts are socially constructed and
situated. (Jones Diaz, 2007, p.32).
Early literacy development theory has evolved to
recognize the importance of social practice. (Feiler,
2005).
10. Literacy is the ability to read,
write, speak, and listen in a
way that lets us communicate
effectively and make sense of
the world.
11. Literacy perspective must take in to account the
social practices and situations that surround our
our daily use of text.
Example of literacy as a social practice:
Reading a utility bill or an announcement
Writing a note to remind someone something
Writing nametags in the jars that contain different
herbs.
13. What is Text?
⮚In the world of academia, a text is anything that
communicates a set of meanings to the reader.
⮚In literary studies, text commonly refers to written
material.
Conversation between a speaker and a listener was initially
thought of as discourse.
14. Different Types of Texts:
1.Descriptive Text
2.Narrative Text
3.Scientific Text
4.Directive Text
5.Legal Text
6.Newspaper Text
7.Digital Text
8.Advertising Text
9.Humanistic Text
10.Poetic Text
11.Administrative Text
12.Argumentative Text
13.Expository Text
14.Historical Text
15.Dialogical Text
16.Instructional Text
17.Explanatory Text
15. Text according to the area of interest
1.Literary Text
2.Journalistic Text
3.Advertising Text
4.Legal Text
5.Administrative Text
6.Academics Text
16. Text according to their purpose
1. Expository Text
2. Argumentative Text
3. Narrative Text
4. Descriptive Text
17. Texts according to their physical support
1.Handwritten Text
2.Printed Text
3.Digital Text
19. A ‘social practice’ on literacy does not focus on
individual acquisition or use of skills, but rather on
the ways people use written language in their
everyday lives.
20. These are some ‘social practice
model of literacy :
Blogging
Class Website
Video Conferencing
Social Networking Sites
25. Teach and model social skills
explicitly.
Cooperative Learning
Celebrating Diversity
Peer Review
What are the ways to integrate social
literacy in the classroom?
26. 1. Teach and model social skills explicitly. As a teacher
you must set an example for your learners if you want
them to develop and exhibit social skills.
2. Cooperative Learning. Cooperating means
collaborating together to achieve a shared objective.
3. Celebrating diversity is also a way to integrate social
literacy in the classroom.
4. Peer review allows students to clarify their own ideas
as they explain them to classmates and as they
formulate questions about their classmates’ writing.
27. Role-play social situations
Assign Jobs in the Classroom
Big Buddies
Think-Pair-Share
WAYS TO TEACH SOCIAL SKILLS IN
THE CLASSROOM
28. 1. Role-play social situations - Role-playing is a useful
technique for kids to develop their social skills.
2. Assign Jobs in the classroom - Assigning classroom
jobs to students provides the opportunity to grow in
tangible ways through accepting responsibility,
becoming a team player, and assuming leadership.
3. Big Buddies - The Big Buddy practice is a fantastic
approach for kids to practice respecting and conversing
with others of different ages.
4. Think-Pair-Share - As part of the collaborative learning
technique think-pair-share, students discuss and solve
problems related to a reading assignment.
29. HOW TO PROMOTE SOCIAL
LITERACY
⮚Be a positive role model in your words
and actions
⮚Advocate for participation and service in
school and in the community
