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    This paper will discuss the importance of health literacy and correct communication and how the nurse demonstrated this while caring for Kate. It will then go on to look at the importance of the nurses, personal philosophy of practice and the ways in which she demonstrated this relating back to the three principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. Lastly it will discuss important reasons to provide culturally appropriate care for people relating this back to the nurse. This paper is relevant because…

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    They are the conduits, the channels through which media literacy are being passed on. When people learn new things they are seeking those that they were previously unaware of which eventually gives them the ability to make decisions, to have options with the availability of new information acquired which now gives…

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    Literacy Study Society has deemed reading and writing as important fundamentals necessary to function, practicing them develops and strengthens those skills continuously throughout school and life. Research was conducted by college students concluding that we all currently know the importance of reading and writing, and how beneficial it is to excel as an adult. We are aware of the significance reading and writing have on succeeding, yet when we attempted to recollect when exactly we developed…

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    The Importance of Literacy During the time of slavery, literacy was not a given right to African American slaves. The idea of slaves learning to read and write deemed impossible by their white owners. As a result many African Americans were seen as illiterate and inferior. The willingness in wanting to learn and the ability to self teach were the start of a new journey to being literate for slaves. Literacy is of importance because it increases one’s knowledge, open doors for opportunities to…

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    Part A Children in an early childhood education setting need support in their learning and development with regards to literacy knowledge and skills. This is supported in several ways with a key element being a literacy rich environment. This environment will consist of three areas: materials that contain print, materials and tools that produce print and materials that facilitate reading (Fellowes & Oakley, 2014).These print-rich classrooms that have print available throughout the environment…

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    Topic Question: How do elementary teachers of intermediate grades address literacy challenges successfully in their classrooms? Introduction Teachers are noticing their classrooms are becoming progressively diverse by English language learners, gifted students, students with disabilities, and students who are culturally diverse (http://www.ascd.org). This paper will investigate the experiences that elementary school teachers of intermediate grades 4-5 encounter during the school year. Students…

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    entering kindergarten and grade school. In the preschool years, children strengthen their own abilities, learn how to properly interact with other children and caregivers, and also burn off physical energy that can allow for the development of pre-literacy skills that will aid them upon entering grade school. Quality preschool programs positively impact child development…

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    the town. These skills of Jacobs definitely hinder her as she tried to elude rape. I believe that literacy for Jacobs is a couple of things. First, literacy is an entrapment to a world of sexual abuse by Dr. Flint’s messages he writes to her. Second, I believe literacy is a way for Jacobs to express how women slaves are sexually harassed and sexual abused by their white owners. Jacobs uses literacy as a voice to share all the terrible things…

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    the Common Core LA and Reading Standards, exit slips, formal and informal observations, assessment of Fry words, Phonemic Awareness assessment for struggling readers and Words Their Way spelling inventory. Amy then explained that she differentiates literacy in her classroom by an instruction called DAILY 5. This instruction is where the students read to themselves, read to someone else, work on words, writing, and listen to reading. Each student reads/writes at their own level and when partnered…

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    You see literacy much more frequently in math now. The Common Core requires the students to be able to example how they came to answer using words along with the correct math equations and steps. With the enchantments of literacy in math, came improvement of literacy in English Language Arts. The teacher candidate observed a “Literacy Block” every week in her classroom. The class is reading “Woods Runner” by Gary Paulsen. The majority of the time, the teacher will read aloud to the students as…

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