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Using literacy in a drama classroom is encouraging students to expand their vocab to explain stage elements. They are experiencing new things in a drama classroom and they need to be able to articulate it.

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Music literacy can look like learning how to read sheet music for an instrumental performance, or discovering new vocabulary when learning a vocal ensemble piece. This literacy can come in the form of different languages from various places across the world.

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Literacy in speech allows students to understand directions and understand that phonemes have meaning.

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Being able to explain back to me how to play the game

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Literacy at its basic level is the ability to read and write. However, the ability to read at the secondary level requires higher level skills than merely reading the words on the page. For literacy to be achieved students need to be able to analyze, critically think, determine meaning from context clues, apply their understanding, and evaluate the source.

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Literacy in my class looks like having scientific articles that pertain what we are discussing in class and having the students pull evidence from them to back their claims. We also go over how to prove if it is a valid article.

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Russell Sullivan, ORMS and Indian Education

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Russell Sullivan, ORMS and Indian Education

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Literacy is the ability and willingness to engage with language to acquire and share information. This involves reading, writing and communicating in a constructive and effective manner.

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Blackburn
Literacy is the ability to understand, use and reflect on written texts in order to achieve knowledge.

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Literacy is reading, writing, and understanding higher level terminology that goes along with the reading text.

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Literacy is reading, writing, and understanding higher level terminology that goes along with the reading text.

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Holt-World Geo -ORMS

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Literacy in ELA is the ability to interpret, analyze, and comprehend printed, digital, multimodal, and multicultural texts and successfully utilize them for effective communicative purposes.

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Literacy in my classroom is comprehending and applying the lessons.

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Literacy in math is understanding the purpose of the problems you are solving and using that understanding to work through the process.

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Literacy in science is reading and understanding scientific terms and being able to use them in your own writing.

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Literacy is math is comprehension of problems and math definitions

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Literacy in Art is learning & reading about different artists, styles, and terms.

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Literacy in the classroom is where students read to understand and helps elevate their learning.

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Literacy in Math would be being able to read, analyze, and communicate math concepts or ideas

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For Spanish, we have alot of the same components you would see in an ELA class. However, for middle school Spanish, our students are sometimes having what is their first exposure to the language. I spend a lot of time talking about context clues and the ways that they can help better understand a text.

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Literacy in music is reading, writing, and performing music.

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Reading, Writing and comprehension

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I help my Reading students to discover the surprises a good author leaves for them to enjoy. I teach them that a really good book is often about "you".

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Literacy in my content area is reading for understanding of the topic and learning how to apply that information in real world settings.

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Literacy is being apply and interpret skills and concepts into real life situations.

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In math, reading and comprehending word problems in essential to applying the math content.

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Literacy in my content area is understanding how to follow and read a vocal line within the given sheet music.

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Literacy is not only reading and writing but also comprehending and being able to communicate understanding.

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Literacy in math is mainly working with real world application and word problems. The quantity of literacy in Math has greatly increased with Eureka.

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Literacy in math is translating a problem, analyzing the problem and creating a strategy to find the solution the the problem.

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Literacy in my content area is having a complete understanding of your topic and being able to use that information in a variety of ways.

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Cagle - BAHS
"Literacy is the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate and compute, using materials associated with varying texts."

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Literacy is exploring a phenomena in an organized fashion that is also being recorded.

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Using vocabulary that directly relates to content area and unit.

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According to ShapeAmerica,
Physical literacy is the ability to move with competence and confidence in a wide variety of physical activities in multiple environments that benefit the healthy development of the whole person.

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Shape America says it best
"Physical literacy is the ability to move with competence and confidence in a wide variety of physical activities in multiple environments that benefit the healthy development of the whole person."

This is the perfect description for my 9th grade PE class.

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Literacy in math class is an understanding of multiple languages. Problem solving begins with the question and information necessary to find a solution. The words need to be translated to mathematical symbols.

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Literacy encompasses the ability to interpret written and spoken language, as well as the ability to express thoughts, ideas and understanding through written/visual and oral means.

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Literacy in Social Studies is about reading, analyzing and interpreting
text, maps and graphs to gain information.

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Literacy in 6th ELA is reading, writing, listening, and speaking.  Literacy is also reading for understanding and author's purpose. 

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Literacy in 6th ELA is reading, writing, listening, and speaking.  Literacy is also reading for understanding and author's purpose. 

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Julie Lehrman
ORMS
6th ELA

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Literacy in my content area is musical literacy. Are students able to follow their melodic line on the paper or are they listening to those around them? Sight reading is a great way to test if students are able to follow that melodic line without the distractions of other voice and piano parts in their sheet music.

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I would define literacy in my discipline as a tool for student use in order to find information needed for deeper learning and understanding. This allows for more critical thinking to be used and developed as well as communicated through means of writing by using reasoning and explanations.

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Literacy is not only the ability to read and write, but also to comprehend what you are reading and being able to communicate what was read.

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Literacy for math is the ability analyze the problem and create a plan to solve the that problem.

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Anne Dresel, BAHS, Geology, Meteorology, Physical Science

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Anne Dresel, BAHS, Geology, Meteorology, Physical Science

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To learn science, you need more than just the skill of reading, you need be literate in other ways of gathering information and expressing what you have found. Literacy includes understanding how to think like a scientist, how to understand information displayed graphically, discerning what is valid research, and how to conduct a proper, unbiased, experiment. Students also need to be literate in modern tools to express what they have done, like using spreadsheets to create graphs.

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Literacy in Science is about growth with literature, writing, and questioning the world around them. So student can use the literature to help them understand a topic and write to share their knowledge. Witch should continue into adulthood.

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Disciplinary Literacy in my ELD classes is to get the students, whose native language is not English, to understand new vocabulary, grammar or any text in English and be able to utilize this in building communicative skills and compare and contrast that with their native language. It's their ability to switch their thinking from one language to another at ease.

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Literacy is not just the ability to read and write, but also to analyze and communicate what they have read.

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In my classes, the classic definition of literacy as reading written language is prevalent, but we also use literacy as being able to "read" other texts, like oral presentations, visual images, social situations, etc. Included in this is reading/evaluating subtext.

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Literacy is the ability to read, comprehend, and communicate through various outlets.

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Literacy is the ability to take concepts through reading, writing and listening. Students and people use this in everyday life. It is is the ability to take a concept and apply it to what the is going on at that time. We must know how to use this and apply it to our course work.

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Literacy in my ELD (English Language Development) classes focuses on the very basic skills, then I shjow them the similarities of academic lvocabulary across their classes so they can get comfortable.

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Literacy is reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

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Literacy in my classroom is when students are researching new topic and ideas that relate to the lesson they are be taught. But, staying disciplined enough to not stray of task. Literacy can be found in every subject, it is a way for the students to learn more about the world they in in by becoming active readers and not passive readers.

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Literacy is having students explain topics in their own words so it makes sense in their minds. They have the ability to make it their own and create their own beliefs with the material.

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In my classroom we have set questions we look for before we begin the reading. We also set up a KWL chart so they can stay focused on the task on hand.

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Math literacy is the ability to read, understand and set up a mathematics problem.

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Literacy is the foundation of learning. It allows students to be life long learners in all subject areas and aspects of life. Communication is pertinent in all facets of life, whether it is written, spoken or digital.

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Math literacy is reading and understanding the problem to use critical thinking to solve the problem. It is also being able to apply prior knowledge to the problem.

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Literacy in math is used in all aspects of math, from reading and understanding examples to interrupting directions and understanding information in word problems.

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Math literacy is prevalent in many areas such as problem-solving, analyzing graphs, decomposing word problems, and being able to explain reasons that justify answers. Literacy is vital to a students success in math.

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Literacy is the cornerstone of learning. It provides the student with the ability to not only comprehend what they are reading, but also to apply that knowledge to perform tasks and answer questions.

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In my classroom I have non-verbal students working at a very young cognitive level. However in our classroom we use literacy by utilizing a voice recorded button to allow our students to engage and use the information in a functional life way.  We train during academics how to utilize the literacy concepts by using the voice button during instruction and then transfer the information to students using the same concepts to let us know their desires (restroom, snack, activity) Literacy is important to all students and even low level students can utilize literacy in their classes to build their skills and learning capacity.

Rachel Gage BAHS Special Education

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Being able to practical application and being about to read charts and graphs.

Scott Reece BAHS

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Literacy is not just reading. It is understanding what you are reading and applying the concepts to the assignments and/or life.

Jackie Reece BAHS Sped

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Literacy is being able to comprehend and communicate thru reading and writing and is applicable to all subject areas.

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Literacy is to be able to read and understand what you are reading in a variety of texts.

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Literacy is being a life long learner. Its learning to be self sufficient when writing, reading and active listening. Its the ability to take a concept and apply it to what we are learning. Its understanding how to do something and apply it to our course work.

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Literacy is becoming a critical thinker through reading, writing, listening, and speaking in the course a student is in.

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Literacy is understanding how to be independent and think for oneself. Not just on following directions for an assignment but able to come to conclusions and problem solve. To understand why something works, something doesn't work, and how to think through a process to fix problems on your own.

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Students need to fully understand the questions in HW, lab procedures, and tests, or they cannot properly do the work.

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Literacy is the ability to comprehend concepts through reading, writing, listening and speaking. English helps students to become critical thinkers and to use their skills with not just their coursework, but in everyday life.

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Literacy in Science looks like students being able to ask, find, or determine answers to questions derived from curiosity about everyday experiences.

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Literacy in science is the ability to read information and be able to critically understand and apply that information.

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Literacy is the ability to comprehend a variety of texts and communicate through diverse means.

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Literacy is reading, writing, listening, and speaking. In English, students are learning to become critical learners and thinkers while using their literacy skills.

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Rachel Smith - BAHS Fashion Design 1 & 2

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Rachel Smith - BAHS Fashion Design 1 & 2

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Literacy in Fashion is being able to read patterns, directions, and instruction manuals. Learning how to read business, marketing, and merchandising plans. Literacy is writing or reading fashion blogs, articles, current event articles, and so much more.

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Literacy is the ability to read, comprehend, and apply appropriate content to specific situations. In the case of Chromedesk, it is the ability to read tickets and interpret what the sender of the device is trying to communicate so that the student team in charge of a project can apply appropriate fixes after diagnostic testing. Beyond comprehension, it is also communication in regard to the ticketing system we use for detailing repairs and repair statuses to our customers.

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Literacy is the ability to read, understand, and evaluate a variety of texts and voices. It is also the articulation and communication of that understanding both verbally and in written form.

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Math is a universal language with its symbols and numbers. The word problems and directions are the literacy. Students need to
understand what the words mean about a particular subject to place the numbers in the equation to work.

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Literacy is the ability to read and comprehend a wide range of texts and to write clearly and concisely.

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Literacy in English is the ability for the student to be able to read to learn at this age. They have to be able to understand how to also speak, write, and communicate.

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Musical literacy is not only reading the language, but is also reading notes, rhythms, interpreting textual meaning and expressing that meaning. Literacy in music is multiple layers.

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Literacy is taking math with its symbols and functions and translating it into words that can be applied to the world around the student.

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Musical literacy is considered to be reading, writing, and playing of music, in addition to an understanding of cultural practice and historical and social contexts.

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Literacy in Social Studies includes not only reading and comprehending the content but also being able to hear multiple viewpoints and perspectives and analyzing causes and effects of world events. It is being able to explain coherently to someone else events but also being able to recognize bias based on the author's background that might color their telling of the story.

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Literacy is the ability to understand what you and others are saying or reading to get better understanding of content.

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Literacy is vital to my classroom. Students are constantly reading and writing different types of texts presented in different forms. My students practice navigating and understanding all these texts.

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The literacy disciplines comes natural in my classroom as it is a norm as they read and write each day using modified curriculum.

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In 8th grade Language Arts, literacy is the skill of reading, viewing, writing, creating, speaking, and listening that allow us to communicate and make sense of the world.

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Literacy is being able to read and comprehend the information. It is also being able to write your thoughts.

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Literacy is working with the text by comprehending the material, deep thinking, applying it to similar ideas, and discussing it with others often in a CER

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Literacy is reading, writing and being able to interpret and explain what they've read/heard and articulate and apply that information. In regards to PE they would need to be able to do this with help from the word wall or answering questions about the directions of the game.

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Literacy is in all facets of our classroom. We are consistently listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The students create their own thoughts and opinions about the texts we read and engage in discussion with their classmates. They must always back up their thoughts with evidence from the text.

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I would define literacy in social studies as analyzing sources through modern viewpoints. You have to look at documents or pictures and from a modern standpoint have to look at how they have affected us.

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Disciplinary Literacy means that one is familiar with the methods, content, and applications of a particular discipline, and can apply methods and content knowledge to real-world situations.

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Literacy is reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

T. Sommers Childers SpEd

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Literacy is the ability to not only read and write, but also to understand, communicate, analyze, and reflect. It is not only necessary as an engaged student, but mandatory in our day to day existence. It is a crucial element in every society across the world.

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Literacy is naturally embedded in my subject area with the standards focusing on critical thinking skills throughout. This allows students to dive into any type of text and create their own opinions by breaking down the context of each piece of writing. The students also gain literacy by engaging with their groups to talk about their findings and backing up their opinions with evidence from the texts.

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As students progress in math, it is important that they learn to not only solve a problem, but also explain how they solved it. It is through these explanations that literacy is important in math.