Building an Equitable Literacy Classroom : Centering Identity in K-12 Teaching

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Building an Equitable Literacy Classroom : Centering Identity in K-12 Teaching

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 166 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781041344575

Full Description

It has never been so essential as now for students to know that their own personal experiences and voices matter and are reflected in the instruction that they receive. With this book, you can show your students how living as readers and writers allows them to develop and strengthen their own identities through experiences with highly engaging texts and resources.

With clear examples of teaching and learning experiences, you will learn how to incorporate student voices into your classroom in order to demonstrate the immediate and long-lasting impacts of teaching equitably within a literacy-rich environment grounded in research-based instruction. The book provides demonstrations for how to create opportunities for learners to see themselves within the curriculum and how to ensure students know that they are "seen" in order to foster a community where all feel valued through a curriculum that honors the diversity within a classroom. The author uses personal and reflective narratives as a foundation to motivate readers, encourage teacher persistence and resilience, and demonstrate what equity entails in the classroom.

This is an ideal resource for K-12 teachers, coaches, and literacy specialists who want to construct an equitable literacy curriculum in order to contribute to their students building and shaping their own narratives.

Contents

Foreword by Regie Routman Introduction: Considerations Introduction 1. Language & Empowerment: Shaping the School Community to Honor and Celebrate Every Learner Part I: Considering Change Relationally 2. Investing in Learners and Transforming Practices in Year One of Teaching: Establishing Trust to Build Confidence in Readers and Writers 3. Building Community as a Foundation for a Literacy Rich Environment: Instruction as Identity Work Part II: Considering Change Instructionally 4. Poetry as Possibility: Empowering Writers to Embrace Their Voices for Achievement and Social Action 5. Silence to Agency: Gallery Walks as a Tool for Reflection and Growth 6. Building Confidence, Competence and Capacity in Writers: Interpretations & Insights through Reactions and Responses Part III: Considering Change Systematically 7. Bridging the Gap: Consistency in Educator Identity Across Community Contexts

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