Category: Topic 1: Literacy
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The Conundrum Of When To Use “I”
“I” is a singular pronoun that is used when the writer or speaker is referring to themselves. I say this because “I” is at the center of a big question.
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“I” Was Wrong, Until “I” Wasn’t
Despite what we may have been taught growing up, the us of personal “I” voice can sometimes work in professional writing.
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7 Reasons Why First Person is Key to Writing a Captivating Literacy Narrative
Discover the importance of writing in the first person for a successful literacy narrative, making your story more personal, authentic, and impactful.
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What is Literacy?
There are also other forms of literacy, with everyone having a special interest or certain topic they are more interested in than others.
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Personal(ized) Writing
Writing is a human invention that allows humans to connect and shape ideas. Removing the personal element (esp. with ChatGPT) ruins writing.
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The meaning of Literacy: Then and Now
The different meaning of the word literacy. What it used to mean in past years, versus its meaning today, according to James Paul Gee.
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What is Literacy?
Here I talk about Literacy and that I think the word needs some sort of update with its definition as I feel like there’s more to it
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Literacy Is More Than Writing and Reading
Literacy is much more than reading, writing, and grammar. Literacy is the application of fluency and language. The study of literacy is very broad.
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The Importance of Literacy
Literacy; The importance of literacy; Variation in Literacy. James Paul Gee & Cervetti’s views on literacy. Literacy: knowledge/competence.
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To read or to write, being literate is more than just words
Any functioning adult will tell you that being literate relates solely to reading and writing. What if I told you technology is a literacy?