[NLA] Evidence-based practice in Adult Literacy Education]
AWilder106@aol.com
AWilder106 at aol.com
Tue Apr 9 10:58:31 EDT 2002
George,
As the discussion goes forward I begin to think of other ways to
conceptualize what we are talking about.
I would still ABSOLUTELY keep methodology in the center. I WOULD ALSO put
"supporting conditions" in as variables (maybe we know something about them,
maybe only a little, this is a puzzle, remember). Peter's addition of
teaching as artistry would be a supporting condition--teacher experience.
I once heard Jenny Horsman talk about teaching women whose learning was
compromised by violence, and thinking that what she was as a teacher was so
much more than what she could put in a book. But she has been teaching for
many years, and her experience must have refined her teaching skill.
Because more is written about emergent literacy as children's literacy, and
not adult literacy, I have studied a lot here, and I think there is a lot
that is useful here. "Scribing" techniques started being mentioned in
children's literacy, as far as I know.
Andrea
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