https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8 Based on "Looking at the Next 20 Years of Multiliteracies: A Discussion with Allan Luke" en-us 2021-10-27 17:54:56 UTC 2026-01-15 08:12:02 UTC hello@padlet.com julzandrade https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860614890 In this article is interesting to have read that Allan Luke has describes "Multiliteracies" as a new form of learning for students in which the old ways of teaching is thrown out.]]> 2021-11-02 04:17:20 UTC https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860614890 julzandrade https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860641994 "We were seeing new kinds of textual work in classrooms, with students and teachers in classrooms working around concepts of text, discourse, genre, register in both print and visual media" (Garcia, 4). ]]> 2021-11-02 04:33:49 UTC https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860641994 julzandrade https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860655301 My understanding is that Allan Luke, like many of us, understands that the way we teach and give out material is changing, it's in a forever flux. What this means is we have to find ways to deliver the same material in different ways of teaching it could be through media or other social practices]]> 2021-11-02 04:41:21 UTC https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860655301 julzandrade https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860666062 It is interesting to see all the new ways that students are able to get their education, when I was in elementary and middle school reading and writing was all about getting the main ideas from a certain book, article, or story. Now as said in this article, "Schooling, education, and literacies have to be about reading writing the world" (Garcia, 4). This is something that I think I would have enjoyed because it allows the students to write about what's going on in their daily lives and lets them use all the ideas around them to showcase their multiliteracies.]]> 2021-11-02 04:47:42 UTC https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860666062 julzandrade https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860713869 "The worlds of classrooms, teachers, and students tell us a different story altogether: powerful and effective teaching actually oscillates or weaves through different pedagogical modes, depending on what is being taught, the age/developmental capacities of the cohort, the cultural and linguistic resources of community and students" (Garcia, 6).

]]> 2021-11-02 05:15:39 UTC https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860713869 julzandrade https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860732625 This quote specifically I think ties together one of the main ideas of the interview/article. Allan argues that what makes a strong classroom is a teacher being able to teach in different methods or practices rather than the old forms of assessment etc. ]]> 2021-11-02 05:28:03 UTC https://padlet.com/julzandrade/qsfyqjsuumr3jal8/wish/1860732625