12 Questions
What is the ultimate goal of literacy instruction according to the text?
Developing students' comprehension, writing skills, and communication skills
Why is it important for students to engage in academic conversation?
To give them practice in expressing ideas and understanding concepts
What strategies can be used to build students' oral skills?
Think-pair-share, elbow partner, shoulder share, and chunk and chew
What did Lev Vygotsky believe about learning?
Learning is a very social act
How does writing help students according to the text?
It helps them make sense of what they are learning and make connections
Why is it essential for students to have time for conversation in the classroom?
To facilitate processing of new content and concepts
What is the modern definition of literacy according to the text?
The ability to read, write, listen, and speak proficiently
Who is responsible for teaching literacy according to the text?
All teachers in different subject areas
What skills should students be engaging in daily according to the text?
Reading, writing, and speaking
What does 'advanced literacy' in a new language involve?
Reading, writing, listening, and speaking proficiently in any setting
Why is literacy considered an 'every-century skill'?
Because it is essential for success in every era
What does Richard Vaca suggest about literacy instruction?
'All teachers have a role in literacy and learning'
Explore the significance of incorporating reading, writing, and speaking skills in various subject areas. Understand the impact of literacy on student learning and overall communication abilities.
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