Transliteracy
KCTE 2018 presentation:
Transliteracy: (re)Writing Your Students’ Literacy Journeys
In this session, we will craft protest signs and slam poetry as we rewrite the literacy narrative assignment into an argument supported by research and personal narrative. The traditional literacy narrative has always been a powerful tool for exploring individual literacy journeys, but today’s literacy narrative must embrace multiple literacies.
Resources mentioned:
- Faking It: Using Flyers and Protest Signs to Reflect
- Slam Poetry playlist (and blog post)
- 10 Ways Literacy Narratives Will Rock Your World
- 3 Reasons to (Re)Write the Literacy Narrative
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