EDUC3526 Assignment 3 rubric Planning for literacy learning
Assessment Criteria Unsatisfact ory Adequate Proficient Advanced Highly developed Constructive use of feedback from assignment 2 summarised in a Foreword. x A range of teaching strategies that support students literacy development are used /discussed effectively.
X Considered differentia- tion Currently held views about literacy learning are used as a basis for planning for teaching.
X valuing of differences Four Resources Model or 3D model used, with clear links between the learning area content and the resource(s) required for successful learning.
X All Four Res. explained, activities set within FR Clear indication of the context for the learning activities.
X Narrative genre fairy tales The text is written clearly, concisely and coherently, with few errors. X Evidence of a range of reading and thoughtful engagement with ideas from relevant sources related to literacy. X The text structure and language features of the text are appropriate and clearly and effectively convey the ideas to the reader. Extended prose is not necessarily used X Students communicate knowledge ethically and with integrity. References are consistently formatted so readers are able to locate sources if they wish. X Comment: Caitlyn, fantastic. Where did you learn to write so well? You will notice in your introduction, I have inserted terms type of texts (ACARA uses this general term throughout its scope and sequence) and Narrative when referring to genre (there are 7 main genres). These insertions have not lowered your mark. Luke and Freebody (map of possible practices) state: ...referred to as genres and elsewhere they have become diluted to text types. In the development of genre theory , the purposeful social nature of the activity was foregrounded. In contrast, translating this to text types has the effect of desocializing literacy learning...uncoupled from the communal, diverse and changing cultural practices...