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Title: ST' THERESA OF LISIEUX CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL


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ST. THERESA OF LISIEUX CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
  • OSSLT OVERVIEW

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Definition of Literacy
  • Literacy involves the development of a continuum
    of skills, knowledge and attitudes that prepares
    all of our learners in a change world community

3
  • It begins with the fundamental acquisition of a
    continuum of skills in reading, writing,
    listening, speaking, viewing, representing,
    responding and mathematics

4
  • It becomes the ability to understand, think,
    apply and communicate effectively in all subject
    and program areas in a variety of ways for a
    variety of purposes.

5
Overview
  • 1 Day 2 ½ hours
  • Pass or Fail (Rewrites are required to rewrite
    the entire test)
  • Two test booklets with both reading and writing
    tasks in each

6
Reading Skills
  • Understand explicit ideas and info
  • Understand implicit ideas and info
  • Make connections between the reading selection
    and personal knowledge and experience

7
Reading Tasks
  • Informational
  • Paragraph Writing
  • News Report
  • Narrative
  • Dialogue
  • Real Life Narrative
  • Graphic

8
Reading Types of Questions
  • Multiple Choice
  • Open Response
  • From the information paragraph, news report and
    dialogue reading selections
  • Answers must be in complete sentences and fit
    within the 6 lines provided
  • Responses require students to make a personal
    connection and inferences
  • Summarize information

9
What do we need to reinforce?
  • Inferring
  • Questioning
  • Authors purpose
  • Language choice
  • Connecting
  • Text to self
  • Text to world
  • Text to text

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And
  • Identifying a main idea
  • Summarizing
  • Using context clues
  • Text structure
  • Graphic organizers
  • How to read non-narratives (such as charts,
    graphs, pictures, media, etc)

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Reading Materials students need more exposure to
  • Graphic Text
  • Diagrams
  • Photographs
  • Timetables
  • Maps
  • Informational text
  • Magazines
  • Biographies
  • On-line test

12
Writing Skills
  • Develop a main idea with sufficient supporting
    details
  • Organize information and ideas in a coherent
    manner
  • Use language conventions that do not distract
    from clear communication

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Writing Tasks
  • Long Writing Tasks
  • News report
  • Series of paragraphs
  • Short Writing Tasks (6 lines)
  • Multiple Choice (on grammar)

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Writing 1st Long Task
  • One page news report
  • Picture and headline provided
  • 5W H and sufficient facts and info
  • Response must related to picture
  • Covers an event (not an advertisement)
  • Written in 3rd person
  • Correct language conventions

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Writing 2nd Long Task
  • 2 pages series of paragraphs expressing an
    opinion
  • minimum 3 paragraphs (intro, body, conclusion)
  • Topic provided
  • Clearly stated opinion, supporting facts,
    reasons, examples, details
  • Coherent and organized
  • Correct language conventions

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Writing Short Tasks
  • Based on knowledge and experience
  • Demonstration of writing skills
  • Must be in complete sentences
  • Six lines for each response
  • Intro, body and conclusion

17
Writing Multiple Choice Questions
  • Based on the three main writing skills
  • Develop a main idea with sufficient supporting
    details
  • Organize information and ideas in a coherent
    manner
  • Use language conventions

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What do we need to reinforce?
  • Write in full sentences
  • Use correct language conventions spelling,
    grammar, punctuation
  • How to write in 3rd person
  • Provide supporting details when writing
    paragraphs and series of paragraphs
  • Organizing your writing
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