Literacy in the Arts 2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-04846-8_16
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The Arts and Literacy, ‘Amplified Right’: Hearing and Reading J.S. Bach

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“…Learners in many rural areas of Limpopo are taught without textbooks because the delivery of these textbooks to schools in the province is problematic. Because of the lack of books, literacy roles are limited (Freebody & Luke 2003) and there is little engagement with different genres of text and extended writing (Reeves et al 2008). Reading is taught using choral reading aloud from the chalk board or from photocopied worksheets (Taylor & Moyane 2004) or the teacher reads and the learners copy the teacher (Fleisch 2012;Reeves et al 2008).…”
Section: Context and Its Impact On Literate Habitusmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Learners in many rural areas of Limpopo are taught without textbooks because the delivery of these textbooks to schools in the province is problematic. Because of the lack of books, literacy roles are limited (Freebody & Luke 2003) and there is little engagement with different genres of text and extended writing (Reeves et al 2008). Reading is taught using choral reading aloud from the chalk board or from photocopied worksheets (Taylor & Moyane 2004) or the teacher reads and the learners copy the teacher (Fleisch 2012;Reeves et al 2008).…”
Section: Context and Its Impact On Literate Habitusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In class, I explained the historical period as well as the contextual issues that were relevant for understanding the poem. I aimed to help the teacher-students use the text-participant role (Freebody & Luke 1990, 2003 and to use empathic imaginations (Bland 2012(Bland , 2016) by finding personal meaning in the poems, assisting them to find connections to their own lives and contexts. In the lecture room a variety of personal responses was welcomed and I helped teacher-students understand that multiple perspectives were possible if supported with evidence from the text.…”
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“…Damber (2015) har undersøkt forutsetninger for kritisk literacy, og hun stiller spørsmål ved om barnas utvikling som tekstdeltakere, tekstbrukere og kritiske lesere får nok oppmerksomhet i førskole og tidlig i skoleløpet. Hun viser til Freebody og Luke (2003) og understreker at leseopplaering og utvikling av kritisk bevissthet er to parallelle prosesser, og at arbeid med kritiske perspektiver derfor må starte tidlig i skoleløpet. Dambers studie er basert på en kartlegging av lesing og samtaler om tekst i svenske førskoleklasserom, og på laererstudenters analyse av et utvalg begynneropplaeringsbøker.…”
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“…Det finnes ingen generell didaktisk metode for å utvikle kritisk literacy (Vasquez et al, 2019, s. 300), men tekstarbeid som stimulerer et dialogisk syn på tekst og et sosialkonstruktivistisk språksyn, bidrar til å trene slik tekstlig kompetanse (Veum & Skovholt, 2020). Freebody og Luke (1990Luke ( , 2003 har utviklet en didaktisk modell med fire nøkkelkomponenter som leseren må trene for å utvikle kritisk literacy. I korte trekk dreier det seg om å gi støtte i avkodingsprosesser og meningsskapende arbeid med tekst.…”
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