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Critical Literacies: June 2007
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Saturday, June 23, 2007. We held a project day for the 'Critical Literacies' project a few weeks ago and it was a rich and fruitful day for all concerned. We were updated on the various projects involved and shared reflections on the challenges and opportunities faced by teachers undertaking critical literacy work in the current UK climate. Despite the varied nature of the 4 projects, we decided that there were a number of similar elements:. More on this at the UKLA. Conference, but needless to say that ...
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Critical Literacies: July 2006
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Monday, July 17, 2006. Has been working with teachers on critical literacy for many years. Her excellent book, 'Negotiating critical literacies with young children. On the CLIP Podcast site, there is a useful bibilography and links to sites of interest to critical literacy educators. For those of you wanting to try podcasting yourselves, there is some helpful guidance and useful links here. Posted by Jackie Marsh at 10:55 AM. Monday, July 03, 2006. On re-reading a chapter written by Barbara Comber. One o...
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Critical Literacies: September 2006
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Tuesday, September 12, 2006. Who is a researcher involved in this project, has been interested in street art for some time. On a recent visit to Granada, I was struck by the richness of street art and the statements it made about American imperialism and the war in Iraq . In this working paper by Michael Alderton. Posted by Jackie Marsh at 12:32 AM. More Blogging By Monteney. No profit left behind?
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Critical Literacies: November 2006
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Monday, November 20, 2006. Peter, one of the teachers in this Critical Literacies project, has been doing some very interesting work using blogs with a Year 4 class (children aged 8 and 9). You can see one of the blogs at:. Http:/ dinoproject.blogspot.com/. How did this work develop critical literacy practices? Drawing on Luke and Freebody’s model (1999),. The activity enabled the pupils to:. Break the code of texts. Participate in the meanings of text. Critically analyze and transform texts:. Finding us...
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Critical Literacies: December 2006
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Monday, December 18, 2006. More Blogging By Monteney. Posh Eaten by Rogue T Rex. For a tabloid front cover. We don't teach road safety to our children and then never let them cross the road. The children love the vehicle of blogging etc to get their work out onto the internet and share with a much wider audience than just their teacher or even peers. Best of all they can share it with their parents. Http:/ monteneyegypt.blogspot.com/. Http:/ youngpeopleandthemedia-monteney.blogspot.com/.
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Critical Literacies: April 2007
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Thursday, April 05, 2007. Work that has been undertaken on the UK Critical Literacies project will be shared at the UKLA International Conference in Swansea, 6th - 8th July, 2007. You can find further details of the conference here. There will be a symposium in which teachers and researchers from 4 of the projects will present their work. Ernest Morrell will be a keynote speaker at the same conference. We look forward to learning about his work on critical literacies, some of which he shared here.
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Critical Literacies: May 2006
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Friday, May 12, 2006. Welcome to the Critical Literacies Blog! Welcome to the 'Critical Literacies' Project blog. You can find out about the aims and scope of the project here. Posted by Jackie Marsh at 7:19 AM. More Blogging By Monteney. No profit left behind?
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Critical Literacies: October 2006
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Wednesday, October 25, 2006. No profit left behind? Thanks to Allan Luke. For alerting us to this story. About the Bush family profiting from the 'No Child Left Behind' Act. In England, the government are currently consulting on the development of a quality assurance scheme for commercial phonics programmes, given the recommendations made in the Rose Review. A useful critical literacy project in schools would be to monitor this carefully. Posted by Jackie Marsh at 11:30 AM. More Blogging By Monteney.
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Critical Literacies: July 2007
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Sunday, July 15, 2007. The critical literacies symposium at the UKLA conference last week went very well (although we ran out of time, of course! Guy has written a useful summary of the four papers here. Posted by Jackie Marsh at 2:40 AM. More Blogging By Monteney. No profit left behind?
