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EML 433 Lecture 13

Text Analyst In the Classroom

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Name the three types of literacy. Cultural literacy, critical literacy and digital literacy.
In what ways does critical literacy impart life skills? (4) Knowledge of lnge & how it works, appreciation of the text variety, awareness of reader positioning, perception of textual values & beliefs
What are the four practices of a literacy learner? Code breaker, meaning maker, text user, text analyst.
How does critical literacy relate to the skills of a Code breaker A knowledge of language and how it works.
How does critical literacy relate to the skills of a Meaning maker Appreciation of the variety of contexts for text.
How does critical literacy relate to the skills of a Text user Awareness of the purpose and form of text.
How does critical literacy relate to the skills of a Text analyst Perception of the values and beliefs imbedded in the text.
What are the two conflicting views of literacy approaches? Educational traditionalists and the sociocultural approach.
What does an educational traditionalist believe? That a classroom is a place to learn to read and write. Teacher control, restriction of debate.
What does a sociocultural approach seek to do? Readers consider what the text wants them to do, think or believe. Students learn to evaluate, question and discuss.
How does critical literacy relate to visual literacies in curriculum? Graphic design, symbols and images.
How does critical literacy relate to digital literacies in curriculum? ICT, multimodal texts, SMS.
How does critical literacy relate to cultural literacies in curriculum? ESL, observances and practices.
In what ways do digital media (DM) have the potential to shift the terms of the literacy debate? DM requires discipline & practice, IQ rises, develops problem solving processes, 'toolbox of 21st century'. education revolution in teaching.
What are the essential skills of literacy? Locating, comprehending, using, critiquing, creating in context.
What are the essential visual literacy skills of the online environment? (4) Navigating, accessing, scanning and detecting.
Hypertext environments have... Non-linear pathways.
What are the pedagogy requirements of digital literacy? (2) Learning, learning through, learning about. The explicit teaching of texts and processes.
What are the curriculum requirements of digital literacy? (2) Development of metalanguage, establishment of strategic partnerships (community, professions, specialist teachers)
Why do project work and traditional research methods need to be reconceptualised? (2) Deep engagement with the content area is possible. Students need to work with a range of tools and resources to find the best methods.
Using new texts and technologies in the classroom does not involve simply the ............ of a literacy practice into a new environment . Transference.
What is the best way to integrate technology into literacy practice? (2) Through planning and thoughtful consideration.
What are some features of postmodern picture books? (4) Opposition of print and pictures, allow readers to fill in gaps, position reader ideology, highlight the constructedness of text.
Intertextuality The production of meaning from the interrelationships between audience, text & other texts and the socio cultural determinants of sig.
No text exists in ........ from other texts. Isolation.
Metafiction Fiction writing which self-consciously and systematically draws attention to its status as an artefact in order to question the relationship of fiction and reality.
Visual images and text that are set in opposition or ironic relationship to one another are an example of ....? Intertextuality.
How can intertextuality be harnessed? When the reader/viewer is called to active participation in breaking the codes of language and visuals to synthesise new meanings.
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