Saturday, 26 January 2013

A Response to Ladson-Billings and Seiger

An acrostic poem (kind of) in response to the Week Three readings:


Vernacular

            Vocabulary is equally valuable in expressing and exploring, no matter the dialect
           tEachers must increase their expectations: doubt can be read too easily
     diveRsity through language and socialization
            Negative attitudes toward cultures create tensions with certain vernaculars
            Awareness in the classroom of language and the meaning behind it
            Culturally cultivated language as a springboard
     instrUmental use of vernaculars used as a bridge between home and school language
            Language of the individual needs to be respected and shared
        scAffolding toward academically promoted language use through launching off of a vernacular
 standaRd English should not be the only standard

1 comment:

  1. Your acrostic captures the key points in the various articles and class discussion. thinking about how to do this is the hard part.

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