Ten Lessons from Black Literary Societies (Period 1) by MEGAN ROSS

Literacy Learning involved reading and writing

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Reading and writing has never picked a race, it was diverse and considered anybody to be an author with authorship.

Black people would read and write about their identity to get more knowledge.

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Education of color

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People of color find joy in learning whether it's graded or not they love reading and writing.

Literary learning was highly collaborative

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teachers should encouraged students to construct knowledge together and gain more academic growth.

we can use the print and oral literacry to devlopelop simultaneneously our learning experience

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Lesson 1

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Literacy in education should not be solely about the basics (vocabulary, fluency, reading instruction.) rather it should incorporate culture and identity.

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Literary is used in math, science, and history from our learning.

learners of different literacies

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From 1830-1865 brothers and sisters who were enslaved learned how to read from generations.

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education of black people and their histories

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The education of Black people has traditionally been connected to their histories and identities.

Literacy learning also focuses on how to reclaim the power of authority in language through critical literacy

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literacy is a form of of speaking up about things and using it to change human rights you can do these by speaking up or writing this

literary is using math science and history

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