T Shaped Literacy -Rebecca Jesson

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Take aways from this:

  • Create multi modal reading 'slides' that are based around a theme rather than a topic. Examples may be helping others, problem solving, friendships or other more complex ideas such empathy.
  • To gain the inferential thinking you want - you may decide to keep  the texts easier for a start.
  • 5 + different texts a day is a great goal for a literacy rich environment for students.

Comments

  1. Mrs Kelsey Clifford28 June 2021 at 16:23

    Kia ora Jane,
    Awesome to read that you were able to watch and connect with this online session. I really enjoyed watching Rebecca talking through how she would plan in a junior space - it made me want to go back into teacher juniors to be honest!
    I look forward to hearing how you take this and put it into practise.
    -Kelsey

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