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Critical literacy

by alice brant (2017-07-18)


Critical literacy is an instructional approach that advocates the adoption of critical perspectives toward text. Critical literacy encourages readers like assignment help to actively analyze texts and it offers strategies for uncovering underlying messages. There are several different theoretical perspectives on critical literacy that have produced different pedagogical approaches to teaching and learning. All of these approaches share the basic premise that literacy requires the literate consumers of text to adopt a critical and questioning approach. According to proponents of critical literacy, it is not simply a means of attaining literacy in the sense of improving the ability to decode words, syntax, etc.

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