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Authentic Literacy
This document discusses authentic literacy and its importance. It begins by asking what authentic literacy is and why it matters. It then provides ground rules for the conversation, emphasizing that everyone should participate respectfully and keep an open mind. The document goes on to ask questions about the goals of literacy instruction and what real readers and writers do. It mentions community and authentic assessment. It concludes by encouraging participants to not be afraid of real learning and to share one thing they learned or a new idea they want to think more about.
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Authentic Literacy
- 1. MJGDS Parent Connect Authentic Literacy What is it? Why Does it Matter? Karin Halle4 & Andrea Hernandez
- 2. “Ground Rules” It’s a conversa=on Everyone par=cipates; no one dominates There are no right answers You don’t need to be an expert to share your thoughts. Keep an open mind Listen carefully. Honor differences in viewpoint and opinion. Have fun! Learning together moves our school forward.
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- 5. What is the goalof literacy instruction?
- 8. What do real readersand writers do?
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- 16. Let’s STOP being afraid reallearning. of
- 17. SHARE.. one thing youlearned OR a new idea that you want to continue to think about.
Editor's Notes
- #4 Wordle-Karin
- #5 Soup analogy
- #8 This slide links to Karin’s blog post with the whole infographic
- #14 vocabaz
- #15 Student blogfolios as a platform for authentic writing
- #16 Just touching on it, assessment is a full discussion
- #17 The person who never made a mistake is the person who never did anything.
- #18 Exit s lips- post its or, if time and not too many people do it aloud. Maybe people could do it in small groups, talking to each other, first…? And then share or put on post-it’s on way out.