- Code breaker - outside text, suing strategies to get in
- Text Participant - inside text
- Text User - reading with a purpose - reads to understand, participate, and make use of text
- Text Analyst - steps back to analyze through social critical literacy lens - what's author's motives for writing - how did they try to shape the reader?
demonstrate:
- re-read to make meaning
- respond personally
- encourage and accept different interpretations
- discuss what she's learned thru reading
- interrogate the text
- question the author's motives
- wonder if there is a different point of view
- initial entry into a book isn't always easy
- responses to reading should be grounded in the text - but this branches out to many interpretations based on reader's world
Developing a love of literature
We want kids to:
- enjoy, feel, empathize
- learn about their own lives/lives of others
- delight in the craft of writing and illustrating
- learn about their communities, culture, the wider world, other ways of being, other times
- get hooked on books!
- Let kids choose texts!
- Book Talks are essential! - pose questions, broaden our understanding, share our insights, explore hunches, discuss issues, develop interpretations (151)
- There is no one interpretation of literature
- Children s/be allowed to generate their own questions - teacher models question types
Class breaks into small groups to give students the time and opportunity to use them in meaningful group activities
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