carmella hall #4 presentation
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The sociocultural worlds of learners
Hall: Chapter 4Summarized by: Carmella CovellEnglish 625: Introduction to TESOL
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Discussion Question #1
Could students cultural upbringing impact their success in school? Why do you
think?
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Introduction
•Students socio cultural lives were not considered outside of school.
•Students were empty vessels.
•Students all had cognitive capabilities to learn.
•If home life considered: linguistically and culturally deprived.
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Language socialization practices: Home and School•Sociocultural worlds do play a fundamental
role in academics.•Shirley Brice Heath and Phillips study:
-- Trackton- Black rural community taught to fantasize stories.
-- Roadville- White rural community taught to tell the truth.
-- Urban community- Middle class students taught similar concepts in school as home life.
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Discussion Question #2
•I know all of you have read the Chapter but whom do you believe showed success in school?
-Trackton-Roadvilleor-Urban
Why do you think?
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Language socialization practices: Home and School
•Urban community- showed success. -- more natural -- could extend to what they learned at
home
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Language Variation
•Awareness of students cultural lives and language lead to successful students.
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Redesigning curriculum and instruction
1. Keep: Developed in 1972 to improve the academic success of low-income, elementary school-aged Native Hawaiian children.
http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/educatrs/presrvce/pe3lk43.htm
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Redesigning curriculum and instruction2. The Funds of Knowledge:Required teachers to create activities and
lessons that involved students home and community lives.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b2hbCyGkV0
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Discussion Question #3
•What problems do you believe teachers are faced with in the Funds of Knowledge program? Just think again about the complexities of culture.
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Redesigning curriculum and instruction
3. Language Curriculum: Focused on Language Awareness in school.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-LkN-Pm_zA
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The next chapter
•Sociocultural worlds do play a fundamental role in academics.
•The next chapter will be Language and Culture of the classroom.