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PDF	Partnerships in Comprehensive Literacy (PCL) Model It is a comprehensive framework designed to increase student achievement through an apprenticeship model of teaching coaching and collaboration within and across PCL districts and affiliated university training centers

How do literacies shape social and cultural practices?
Literacy practices are patterned by social institutions and power relationships, and some literacies become more dominant, visible, and influential than others Literacy practices are purposeful and embedded in broader social goals and cultural practices Literacy is historically situated.
What is a balanced approach to literacy instruction?
Practice 1: Use a balanced approach to literacy instruction. Balanced literacy is not a curriculum or a program, but rather a framework for instruction that incorporates the best of known practices to reach and teach each child in the classroom.
What is literacy based on?
Literacy is best understood as a set of social practices; these can be inferred from events that are mediated by written texts There are different literacies associated with different domains of life

Introduction – Literacy in The 21st Century

To be a literate person in our modern age, a person must be able to do so much more than just read and write. Beyond traditional reading books or newspapers and writing letters or papers, the literacy demands of our modern times incorporate a wide range of ways to represent ideas and communicate. Think about all the encounters you’ve had with texts

Section 1 – Practice 1: Use A Balanced Literacy Approach

Practice 1:Use a balanced approach to literacy instruction. Balanced literacy is not a curriculum or a program, but rather a framework for instruction that incorporates the best of known practices to reach and teach each child in the classroom.For years debates have worn on about the two most common approaches to teaching literacy, known as the “Re

Section 2 – Practice 2: Create A Classroom Culture That Fosters Literacy

Practice 2: Create a classroom culture that fosters literacy motivation by providing choice, collaboration, and relevancy in literacy instruction. Illiterate– Unable to read and write Aliterate– Able to read and write, but unwilling to do so An old idiomstates, “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink.” In other words, you can sh

Section 3 – Practice 3: Build on Children’s Knowledge and Interests

Practice 3: Build on children’s funds of knowledge and their interests. Funds of Knowledge – Children come into our classrooms with experiences that are uniquely their own. They each have different academic, social, cultural, familial, and personal knowledge and experience.This knowledge and experience are resources that teachers can draw from, lin

Section 4: Practice 4: Five Pillars of Reading Instruction

Practice 4:Provide children with scaffolded instruction in the Five Pillars of Reading Instruction (National Reading Panel, 2000) – phonemic awareness; phonics; fluency; vocabulary; and comprehension. One of the most influential documents in teaching reading today was produced by the National Reading Panel in 2000. Titled Teaching Children to Read,

Section 5 – Practice 5: Wide Range of Reading

Practice 5:Provide children with multiple opportunities to read a wide range of texts in a variety of genres. We all have a favorite type of book to read.Dr. Porath happens to love science fiction, but her mother loved true crime stories so they didn’t exchange books very much. Dr. Levin’s favorite genre is historical fiction.What’s yourfavorite ge

Section 6 – Practice 6: Literacy Is A Social Practice

Practice 6:Recognize that literacy is a social practice. What was literacy instruction like when you went to school?Did you have weekly spelling lists? Did you get to select your own books to read?Did you have Accelerated Reader quizzes with points?Did the literacies of your home match what was expected of you in school? Most likely, your home lite

Section 7 – Practice 7: Leveled Texts

Practice 7:Provide children with literacy instruction using appropriately leveled texts to support the reading of increasingly complex texts. Think about a book that you found to be very difficult to read.What made it difficult?The topic of the book? The style of writing? The vocabulary? The purpose that you were reading it for? When teachers talk

Section 8 – Practice 8: Varied Assessment

Practice 8:Use a variety of assessments that reflect the dynamic and complex nature of literacy to inform instruction. When you think about assessment, what feelings come to mind?Dread, fear, anxiety, boredom, pride, excitement?Assessment is crucial in judging children’s progress and determining the next steps, but the overuse and misuse of high-st

Review and Questions to Ponder

Questions to Ponder 1. Reflect on your elementary literacy experiences.What worked for you? What didn’t work for you?When were you engaged and motivated? When weren’t you?How might these experiences influence your literacy instruction in your classroom? 2. Document your family’s funds of knowledge.What literacies practices were/are evidenced in you

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