Insights and Updates - The Literacy Bug

Por: The Literacy Bug
Welcome to The Literacy Bug podcast, dedicated to all things literacy related. Originally, in its previous form, the podcast applied Ludwig Wittgenstein’s philosophy of language to the domain of literacy. Since then, the podcast and its associated website (theliteracybug.com) have evolved into something a little less esoteric and a lot more practical; we explore everyday issues pertaining to literacy teaching and learning. We want developing readers & writers to engage in literacy in a wide array of forms and possibilities. We want readers & writers to develop the skills to inform (and be informed), entertain (and be entertained), persuade (and be persuaded) as well as to ponder, explore, and speculate.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Insights and Updates - The Literacy Bug

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Ensuring Equity in Opportunity to Learn 18/06/2015
A Mantra For All (Literacy) Teachers 03/06/2015
Major Themes in Literacy Teaching and Learning 23/05/2015
Welcome to The LITERACY BUG!! 16/05/2015
Suggested Readings in Each of the Main Areas of Literacy Instruction 29/04/2015
Some Rough Notes on Certain Elements Contributing to Literacy Learning 28/04/2015
What Have I Been Reading Lately? 20/04/2015
A collection of observations regarding the fostering of literacy practice 15/04/2015
Considering Teaching Techniques in Each of the Main Areas of Literacy Instruction 10/04/2015
Factors Contributing to Comprehensive Literacy Development 06/04/2015
Getting to the Rough Ground of Language and Literacy Learning Through the Language Experience Approach 21/03/2015
An Ode to the Sentence: A Vehicle to Express Thought 04/03/2015
Major Updates Made to the Literacy Glossary and Reading Lists 25/02/2015
Coming Soon ... The Literacy Bug 19/02/2015
Structuring the rhythms of practice: the foundations for learning 13/02/2015
Changes are afoot 02/02/2015
Suggested Readings Have Been Added On a Range of Literacy-Related Topics 13/01/2015
What have I been reading as of late? 08/01/2015
Five Key Wittgenstein Scholars on Academia.edu 07/01/2015
Recommended: Unbalanced Comments on Balanced Literacy 15/11/2014
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