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Final class for LIT102 BY Shanice Ward

LIT102- Week5: 25th and 26th November 2020 Blog by Shanice

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 During this week's session our lecturer engaged us in reading two reading rocket articles that focused on How Should We Combine Reading and Writing? and How Can We Take Advantage of Reading–Writing Relationships? This articles emphasizes the importance of integrating/combining the art of reading and writing. I learned that reading and writing depend upon some of the same skills, strategies (eg:QAR, summarizing,K.W.L charts) etc. Reading and writing are communicative processes. Students will need to learn how to combine the two in order to communicate effectively. Additionally, writing can be used to develop reading skills and reading can help to develop writing skills.   These two should not be separate as they are "dependent upon one another" I learned that writing is a skill that is required for all professions. It is also a way that students may use to express themselves effectively. Reading skills are improved when writing is involved and writing skills will improv...
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Week  Week 4 16 th – 20 th November 2020.    
  LIT 102-Week 30th November -4th December 2020 Blog by Tatyana Browne December 10th, 2020 During this weeks sessions I have learned in the differentiated classroom the teacher should create an environment where her students are motivated to write, create a safe and positive writing atmosphere and create an exciting writing environment that are important for writing. Creating an environment where students are motivated to write. To do this the teacher can instill self efficiency, aim to develop self regulated learners and develop internal motivation.  Self-efficacy refers to an individual's belief in his or her capacity to execute behaviors necessary to produce specific performance attainments (Bandura, 1977, 1986, 1997). Self-efficacy reflects confidence in the ability to exert control over one's own motivation, behavior, and social environment. the purpose for the teacher to aim to develop  self regulated  learners is so that students  would be able to keep tr...
  LIT 102-Week 23rd-27th November 2020 Blog by Tatyana Browne December 02nd 2020 This week's sessions were very interesting for me. We read two articles, how can we take advantage of reading writing relationships and how we should combine reading and writing. After reading the article how can we take advantage of reading and writing relationships, I learned that it is important for students to engage in writing daily for at least thirty (30) to forty-five (45) minutes. More focus is geared to reading while writing is put on the back burner. Reading and writing embodies the same knowledge and skills, although readers and writers start at different places. it is important as teachers to take advantage of reading and writing by creating ,meaningful activities that will not only promote but helps students develop their knowledge and skills in reading and writing. Source: https://www.readingrockets.org/blogs/shanahan-literacy/how-can-we-take-advantage-reading-writing-relationships ...