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Origin of name: Hector

Comes from late Middle English: from the Trojan Warrior Hector. Originally denoting a hero.

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The Community I came from

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My family's motto

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Food culture

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My favorite book

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My core ideas for my students when they are learning of what it means to be a math learner

Source:

Chong R. (2021, October 5). Disciplinary Literacy in Maths. Class Teaching. https://classteaching.wordpress.com/2021/10/05/disciplinary-literacy-in-maths/

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Source:

National Education Summit.(2022). Disciplinary literacy. National Education Summit. https://www.nationaleducationsummit.com.au/nes-blog/disciplinary-literacy

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How is disciplinary literacy related to equity?

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How is disciplinary literacy related to equity?

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Student Empowerment: By equipping students with the skills to navigate and contribute to different disciplines, disciplinary literacy can empower students from diverse backgrounds to pursue various academic and career paths.

This can help reduce barriers to higher education and professional opportunities.

Source:

Spencer, S. (2019). Empowerment shifts. Spencer Author. https://spencerauthor.com/empowerment-shifts/

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"The real goal of disciplinary instruction in science, math, social studies, and literature is to develop in students the capacity to think, read, and write like an insider or expert, and that generic literacy strategies are inadequate tools for meeting this goal" (Moje, 2008; Shanahan & Shanahan, 2012).

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Teachers can have resistance against it because it feel compelled to adopt content area literacy approaches without considering their context, agency, or instructional purpose, as noted by Brozo (2013).