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UNIVERSIDAD DE MANILA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BASIC LITERACY AND SKILLS We EDUcate, we Care UNIVERSIDAD DE MANILA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION We EDUcate, we Care UNIVERSIDAD DE MANILA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Basic literacy Er...

UNIVERSIDAD DE MANILA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BASIC LITERACY AND SKILLS We EDUcate, we Care UNIVERSIDAD DE MANILA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION We EDUcate, we Care UNIVERSIDAD DE MANILA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Basic literacy Erica V. Pabalate Discussant We EDUcate, we Care COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Basic literacy is the ability to read and write at a level that allows individuals to effectively communicate and understand written information. We EDUcate, we COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Components of Basic Literacy Reading: Recognizing and understanding written symbols. Writing: Expressing thoughts and ideas through written symbols. We EDUcate, we COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Reading involves two key skills: 1. Recognizing Written Symbols Letters and Words Symbols and Signs We EDUcate, we COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Reading involves two key skills: 2. Understanding Written Symbols Comprehension We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Writing: Expressing Thoughts and Ideas Through Written Symbols. Expressing Thoughts and Ideas Forming Words Creating Sentences We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Why Basic Literacy is Important Communication: It helps you talk to others through writing, like sending a text message or writing a letter. Understanding Information: It allows you to read signs, instructions, books, and other written materials to get the information you need. Daily Activities: From reading a recipe to following directions on a map, basic literacy is essential for many everyday tasks. We EDUcate, we UNIVERSIDAD DE MANILA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION SKILL LITERACY Discussant Kimberly Modesto We EDUcate, we Care COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Literacy skills refer to the abilities required to read, write, speak, and listen effectively We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Stages of Literacy Development Early Fluent Reading Emergent Reading and and Literacy Writing Comprehension We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Types of Literacy Skills 1. Reading 2. Writing 3. Speaking 4. Listening We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Reading involves understanding and interpreting written language, whether it’s a book, article, or digital content. Advantages Knowledge Acquisition Critical Thinking Vocabulary Expansion We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Writing Writing is expressing thoughts and ideas clearly through written words Advantages Communication Self-Reflection Professional Success We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Speaking Involves articulating thoughts and ideas verbally. Advantages Effective Communication Social Connection Public Speaking We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Listening Listening is accurately receiving and interpreting spoken messages. Advantages Active Learning Empathy Conflict Resolution We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Components of Literacy Skills 1. Phonemic Awareness 2. Phonics 3. Vocabulary 4.Fluency 5. Comprehension We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Strategies To Improve Literacy Skills 1. Interactive Writing 2. Reading Aloud 3. Discussion and Debate 4. Use of Technology We EDUcate, we  COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Conclusion Literacy skills empower us to navigate a complex world. They are not mere tools; they are bridges to knowledge, empathy, and success. We EDUcate, we