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Handbook 1997 : Faculty of Education : Bachelor of Education (Primary)

476-403 School Studies D44: Reading and Writing in the Classroom

Credit Points:

10.0

Coordinator:

Marilyn Woolley

Prerequisite/s:

Approved previous or current experience in schools.

Timetable:

Semester 2

Contact:

Two hours of classes each week

Objectives:

On completion of this subject students should be able to:

  • identify successful aspects of their literacy teaching practice to cater for individual needs and abilities;

  • discuss and make explicit their theories and beliefs about teaching and learning within a reading writing program; and

  • evaluate and analyse systematically, current reading and writing materials in order to plan for the use of a range of genres in all curriculum areas.

Content:

How reading and writing can be more effectively evaluated; how published material can be effectively appraised in the light of the interaction between the language of the author and the knowledge of the reader; how individual differences can be catered for more effectively in the development of literacy programs.

Assessment:

Presentation and negotiation of a proposal; participation in seminars; two reflective publishable seminar papers of approximately 1500 words each focusing on evaluation and criteria for appraising published material (50% each) or a report on classroom programs (100%).

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