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SFU Student Teacher Information and Media Literacy Kevin Amboe December 2009 Kevin Amboe December 2009
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2 Technology is to Communicate "Transport of the mails, transport of the human voice, transport of the flickering pictures - in this century as in others, our highest accomplishments still have the single aim of bringing people together.” Antoine de Saint -Exupery (1900 - 1944)
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Teaching as a Journey My Journey started in 1995 with Surrey and Richmond. Comfortable with Technology and teaching By 2000, I wanted more leadership with adults My Journey started in 1995 with Surrey and Richmond. Comfortable with Technology and teaching By 2000, I wanted more leadership with adults
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Marc Prensky Digital Native Digital Immigrant Digital Tourist Digital Resident Digital Native Digital Immigrant Digital Tourist Digital Resident
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5 Shape of Day 9:00 Conversations / Irritations 10:00 Hands on - rapid fire - explorations or Hands off - cover more ground 11:30 Notes on Style - Irritate - Model - Diverge 9:00 Conversations / Irritations 10:00 Hands on - rapid fire - explorations or Hands off - cover more ground 11:30 Notes on Style - Irritate - Model - Diverge 5
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Information Literacy Inquiry Access, Process, Interpret, Present Inquiry Access, Process, Interpret, Present
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7 Media Literacy Interpret media messages
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8 Twenty First Century Students Born as Digital Natives Cellular phones Mobile Devices iPods WebKinz Born as Digital Natives Cellular phones Mobile Devices iPods WebKinz
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9 What is an educated person? 9
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10 Are you an expert? Can you look it up on Google? Do you know it without Google? Can you look it up on Google? Do you know it without Google? 10
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11 Literacy Reading understanding, comprehending, acting on it, articulate, convey (meaning to words) Level of literacy - poetry - numeracy - problems - life application / connections - spectrum of everyday life ability to communicate ideas - speech, reading, doing - with two types of language domains of literacy - eduspeak - types - visual (images) - math literacy not related to intelligence translate between interior dialogue and external communication oral - retelling / internal processing decoding vs for meaning assessing information - critical mindedness - beyond words to find / access or navigate toward understanding strategies to understand / comprehend what trying to figure out minimum threshold to be able to apply to that field. Transferability Reading understanding, comprehending, acting on it, articulate, convey (meaning to words) Level of literacy - poetry - numeracy - problems - life application / connections - spectrum of everyday life ability to communicate ideas - speech, reading, doing - with two types of language domains of literacy - eduspeak - types - visual (images) - math literacy not related to intelligence translate between interior dialogue and external communication oral - retelling / internal processing decoding vs for meaning assessing information - critical mindedness - beyond words to find / access or navigate toward understanding strategies to understand / comprehend what trying to figure out minimum threshold to be able to apply to that field. Transferability 11
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12 What is Literacy? Reading and Writing 3 Organize and Structure Thought Find answers and communicate Develop understanding of new ideas Differentiate alternate medias / realities / currency use whatever form of media decode accuracy and understand make sense of information (need other parameters defined being able to function being able to communicate in the present world Personal connections to what see /read knowing the degree of influence ‘sources’ tell you Reading and Writing 3 Organize and Structure Thought Find answers and communicate Develop understanding of new ideas Differentiate alternate medias / realities / currency use whatever form of media decode accuracy and understand make sense of information (need other parameters defined being able to function being able to communicate in the present world Personal connections to what see /read knowing the degree of influence ‘sources’ tell you 12
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13 What is Literacy? ability to use language to communicate understand information in front of you reading and writing Knowledge, Comprehension, Application Languages of Literacy - Writing, Reading, Technology, Science, Numeracy Comprehension - basic understanding Ability to interpret symbols ability to use language to communicate understand information in front of you reading and writing Knowledge, Comprehension, Application Languages of Literacy - Writing, Reading, Technology, Science, Numeracy Comprehension - basic understanding Ability to interpret symbols 13
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14 Literacy read write and speak good understanding of something comprehending what reading fluency in language (computers books) functional level in a certain area read write and speak good understanding of something comprehending what reading fluency in language (computers books) functional level in a certain area 14
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What is literacy? Comprehension, analyze, interpret, apply - Tools to get comprehension Able to read, write, comprehend x2 Understanding and being able to use it Ability to understand and interpret written language Comprehension, think critically about what we receive reading SFU Student Teachers 2007 Comprehension, analyze, interpret, apply - Tools to get comprehension Able to read, write, comprehend x2 Understanding and being able to use it Ability to understand and interpret written language Comprehension, think critically about what we receive reading SFU Student Teachers 2007
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16 What is literacy Navigate and decode (web, book, page) Understanding and teach to others, comprehension Discuss what you read Decipher without help ability to read and write 5 finger rule of comprehension If you see it you know what to do with it If you don’t understand - have strategies Enables to interact with each other Navigate and decode (web, book, page) Understanding and teach to others, comprehension Discuss what you read Decipher without help ability to read and write 5 finger rule of comprehension If you see it you know what to do with it If you don’t understand - have strategies Enables to interact with each other 16
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What is literacy? How do we define Literacy? Read and understand the language of your culture Adequately converse on any subject Read, Write, and Truly Understand Gathering, making meaning, implementing information Reading, Varied communication, understanding SFU Student Teachers Fall 2007 How do we define Literacy? Read and understand the language of your culture Adequately converse on any subject Read, Write, and Truly Understand Gathering, making meaning, implementing information Reading, Varied communication, understanding SFU Student Teachers Fall 2007
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What is literacy? How do we define Literacy? Decoding, recognizing symbols, understanding, comprehending, able to use / work with, communicating, linking, making sense, making connections, evaluating sources, metaphors / context, connotations, nuances, input into self, understand, then output Victoria TLITE How do we define Literacy? Decoding, recognizing symbols, understanding, comprehending, able to use / work with, communicating, linking, making sense, making connections, evaluating sources, metaphors / context, connotations, nuances, input into self, understand, then output Victoria TLITE
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What is Literacy? The traditional definition of literacy is considered to be the ability to read and write, or the ability to use language to read, write, listen, and speak. In modern contexts, the word refers to reading and writing at a level adequate for communication, or at a level that lets one understand and communicate ideas in a literate society, so as to take part in that society.languagereadwrite listenspeakcommunicationsociety http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literacy The traditional definition of literacy is considered to be the ability to read and write, or the ability to use language to read, write, listen, and speak. In modern contexts, the word refers to reading and writing at a level adequate for communication, or at a level that lets one understand and communicate ideas in a literate society, so as to take part in that society.languagereadwrite listenspeakcommunicationsociety http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literacy
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Missing the Boat Do We Really Teach students to? understand and communicate ideas in a (TODAY’S) literate societysociety Do We Really Teach students to? understand and communicate ideas in a (TODAY’S) literate societysociety
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Missing the Boat High School students that have used technology since grade 4 Never been exposed to spreadsheets “Things everyone knows” Flash and Photoshop Know more than their parents High School students that have used technology since grade 4 Never been exposed to spreadsheets “Things everyone knows” Flash and Photoshop Know more than their parents
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We need a Plan
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Information and Media Literacy Six Key Aspects Use Technology Understand Role Inquiry Create Communicate Think Critically Six Key Aspects Use Technology Understand Role Inquiry Create Communicate Think Critically
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Where are you?
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Self Assessment
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So What? Now What? What are the implications for teaching? What strategies can we use? What are the implications for teaching? What strategies can we use?
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Kudos to you You don’t know your destination; however, you will become more Information and Media Literate. Empowering students will empower your learning as well. You don’t know your destination; however, you will become more Information and Media Literate. Empowering students will empower your learning as well.
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Digital Students Digital Students http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-KAb5fomKY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-KAb5fomKY Web2.0 Sequel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o Students as Fleas http://www.youtube.com/v/yYu81Q1QT y4 Digital Students Digital Students http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-KAb5fomKY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-KAb5fomKY Web2.0 Sequel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o Students as Fleas http://www.youtube.com/v/yYu81Q1QT y4
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Further Thoughts If you want to know more, contact Kevin Amboe - amboe_k@sd36.bc.ca
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