Module 3 Discussion Quiz

Question 1

How might teachers affirm students are using various languages?

Accepted Answer

By incorporating texts and activities that affirm students’ identities

Question 2

Where does linguistic profiling occur according to Baugh?

Accepted Answer

Housing, telephone, and school situations

Question 3

What is significant to literacy development in a dual-language classroom?

Accepted Answer

The use of home languages and identity

Question 4

What is the problem with questioning corrective feedback in language teaching, even when it is "well-intentioned"?

Accepted Answer

It may be harmful and come with an unintentional message for kids

Question 5

What is the primary argument made in Linguistic Justice by April Baker-Bell?

Accepted Answer

Students should critically examine systems that devalue their language

Question 6

According to Dr. Gabriel's article, what is missing when it comes to "settled science" in reading instruction?

Accepted Answer

Race, culture, and linguistic identity

Question 7

What is the consequence when students are punished for using "non-standard" English in schools?

Accepted Answer

Furthering negative sign language hierarchies

Question 8

What should reading instruction do in addition to teaching decoding and comprehension?

Accepted Answer

Empower children to read the world and interrogate systems

Question 9

What is John Baugh’s TED Talk revealing about language?

Accepted Answer

Language can be manipulated to sustain systemic racism

Question 10

How does the author frame bilingualism in her 4th-grade class?

Accepted Answer

A mode of resistance and a superpower

Question 11

What kind of critical literacy framework should exist in today's classrooms?

Accepted Answer

Examining power, race and identity.

Question 12

What is an important classroom goal from this week's learning?

Accepted Answer

To give students the ability to critique systems with literacy

Question 13

What is the problem with accepting science as “settled” in literacy education?

Accepted Answer

It may disregard that students and their environments are always evolving.

Question 14

What does Dr. Rachael Gabriel critique in her article on the Science of Reading?

Accepted Answer

Science has a sense of neutrality and finality

Question 15

What does it mean to be a "scientific" teacher?

Accepted Answer

To find a place for data-driven practices and using sociocultural context

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