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TEAC333-001 Week 12
TEAC333-001 Week 12
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How do Common Core Standards link to disciplinary literacy in K-6?
They are unrelated
They offer pathways to prep early
They ban it before middle school
They require full literacy in K
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What do elementary teachers mainly do for disciplinary literacy?
Focus only on basic reading
Ban fiction entirely
Teach advanced practices in K
Prep students for middle school
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What's tricky about mapping ELA to disciplines?
ELA matches one discipline perfectly
ELA is too basic to map anywhere
ELA connects to multiple fields
ELA has zero discipline links
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What's one way literarians read texts?
Read only for personal enjoyment
Use the same approach as scientists
Check text’s links to power structures
Focus mostly on decoding words
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Why is it hard to define who ELA students 'read like'?
ELA never needs critical reading
ELA spans multiple disciplines
ELA has no discipline at all
ELA cleanly maps one discipline
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What do literarians ask when they read, per Carnegie Learning?
Only author’s biography
Same as scientists do
Historical context and power
Just vocab and grammar
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How does disciplinary literacy build critical thinking?
Emphasize memorization
Focus only on vocabulary
Engage with complex texts
Eliminate analysis
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When did disciplinary literacy in ELA gain big momentum?
2014
Early 2000s
Fall 2022
2010
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What benefit does disciplinary literacy give marginalized students?
Grants explicit academic access
Eliminates need for culture
Removes need for background info
It boosts reading speed
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Which is a disciplinary literacy practice in literary studies?
Speed reading only
Using a KWL chart
Creating character maps
Analyzing a poem's form for theme
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How does Lenses on Literature incorporate disciplinary literacy?
Use only general strategies
Avoid tough texts
Use multiple analytical lenses
Focus only on grammar
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Who primarily benefits from disciplinary literacy, per Carnegie Learning?
Only future academics
Only struggling readers
All students at any level
Only advanced students
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What's a key difference in how a scientist vs. a historian reads?
Scientists read fast, historians slow
Scientists hypothesize; historians corroborate
No difference at all
Only historians think critically
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How does disciplinary literacy link to social change, per Carnegie?
Lets students reshape fields
It reinforces power structures
Only helps classic academics
No effect on social issues
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How does disciplinary literacy differ from content literacy?
Content uses general, disciplinary is field-specific
Disciplinary is only for K-5
Content= subject focus; disciplinary= reading focus
They’re identical, new names
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When comparing disciplinary literacy to general strategies, what's true?
It requires a lit-crit degree
It's discipline-specific vs. general
KWL charts show disciplinary literacy
It's simpler to implement
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What reading practice do historians use?
Same approach as scientists
Read mainly for fun
Corroborate, source, contextualize
Always use graphic organizers
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What's a big challenge in implementing disciplinary literacy?
Hard to find strong resources
Needs a lot of tech tools
Parents usually reject it
Too simple for students
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When should disciplinary literacy instruction start?
Only in college
Prep in elementary, expand later
Grad school only
Only in high school
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What's the main focus of disciplinary literacy?
Reading & writing like each discipline's experts
Focus only on vocabulary
General reading for all subjects
Using only literature texts
