Teaching Language And Literacy
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How can I teach them computer literacy if they don't speak the language well?We Answered:
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How to become a tutor in creative writing for Further education and or teach English as a second language?We Answered:
You need to get the necessary training. Okay I would really like to help but I've never done this before. Why don't you get help from the experts. Go to sites where many tutors & retired teachers hang out: http://www.tuitionplaza.com/tutoring/ , www.tutor.com ,... and many more (use search engine). Good luck!Miguel Said:
what is the difference between teaching language, and literacy?We Answered:
Teaching literacy is to teach the ability to read and write a language. In other words, the ability to communicate in the written word. One can be litereate if they can read remedial written works, proper grammar or syntax is not a requirement for literacy.Teaching a language encompasses three main parts:
1. Vocabulary-the words and meanings of a language
2. Grammar-usage including tenses of vocabulary
3. Syntax-the rules governing grammar and vocabulary.
Floyd Said:
Do you use literacy stations or language arts centers in your intermediate classroom?We Answered:
No, but I'd love to. My classroom is tiny - only room for the desks so I have no room for any kind of "center". This year I am creating folders that they can take to their desks or take home (a "mobile center") to work with.Tommy Said:
why is foul language called "adult " language ?We Answered:
Maybe foul language became "adult" language when it became part of the culture of the "mature" to use such words. And according to popular belief, the mature are the adults (after all, young children aren't really supposed to be aware of such words and if they do, aren't supposed to be using them).Another possible reason as to why foul language became synonymous to adult language is so that older people who are caught speaking such profanity by children have a reason to tell the young ones that the words that he just said are only for adults to use and mustn't ever be said by children. due to the frequency of such incidents, the term "adult language" must've been used to often that the majority caught on and it became a legal phrase.