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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Update to the Balancing Instruction Page 12/11/2014
Update to the Stages of Literacy Development Page 09/11/2014
Traversing the Topical Landscape of Reading and Writing 03/11/2014
Language Games and Language Learning 30/10/2014
What have I been reading? 07/10/2014
Language is the carrier of the human culture 06/10/2014
What Are Some Key Questions to Ask When Choosing Teaching Methods and Materials for Literacy Instruction? 01/10/2014
Teaching Practice Must Progress in Keeping with the Stages of Reading Development 18/09/2014
Progress with the Balanced Teaching page 13/09/2014
The Component Model of Reading Development 10/09/2014
Podcast #3: Commanding a Clear View 01/09/2014
Four Essays on the Elements of a Balanced Literacy Program 28/08/2014
Two New Essays: On Literacy & On Practices 22/08/2014
Updates Have Been Made to the Glossaries on Wittgenstein on Learning 15/08/2014
Let the Teaching (folder) Begin ... 13/08/2014
Our Knowledge Forms an Enormous System 09/08/2014
Understanding Human Beings 08/08/2014
The Mission of Wittgenstein On Learning 31/07/2014
Book Tip: The Reading Crisis: Why Poor Children Fall Behind 20/07/2014
Podcast #2: Wittgenstein's Concept of Language Games 19/07/2014
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