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Sunday, 29 January 2017

Leading Through Quality Literacy Instruction: Harry Ainlay Catchment

Hello Harry Ainlay Catchment participants.

This four part series on Leading Through Quality Literacy Instruction will mirror the four part series offered through the Leadership Development Framework.

This blog is open to your collective thinking.  Please consider posting thoughts following each session to continue the network of support that will build over the course of our inservices.

Today's powerpoint will be shared with you.

I am really looking forward to spending the time with you.

Sincerely,

Mary mac...


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4 comments:

  1. Unknown30 January 2017 at 12:41

    Thank you for hosting this pd course for us Mary. I have a two-part question early on in this first presentation.
    There have been a variety of literacy programs that have been developed over the last few decades, so what are the new concepts being divulged and explored within this program, and what are similar or overlapping concepts that match up with the previous programs?
    Maurie

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    1. Anonymous30 January 2017 at 15:24

      Maurie,
      Great question! It seems that what goes around, comes around in Education but it just comes around better. As educational approaches are studies and practiced more and more ideas are explored and solidified. The field of education has certainly had its fair share of pendulum swings. Now more than ever there is recognition for a balance of literacy approaches to meet the range of learners that we have in our classrooms.
      The Quality Literacy Programming : A Reflective Tool will highlight research based practices that we know to be true for the range of learners within classrooms, especially in Section 2 of the document. Our focus will help you to determine if the various 'programs' that are out there will adhere to what you know about quality literacy instruction ( you will be able to judge if the 'program' will truly assist with the 'programming' for students).

      Does this answer your question?

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  2. Anonymous30 January 2017 at 14:20

    Thank you for the opportunity to reflect on core literacy values, discuss with other colleagues, and begin to think about the QLP tool. I am looking forward to coming back together to look into the document further.

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    1. Anonymous30 January 2017 at 15:25

      Lauren,

      Thank you for a great afternoon of discussion around literacy. I am really looking forward to seeing everyone again for Session #2

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