Literacy Rubric
The highest level in the Rubric
Transformative (Enable)
What represents the mean score for all students in NZ of that year level
Blue shading in barometer
A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
Inference
A structure in which students are to write.
Writing Frame- PEEL
Reading is 300% more efficient in this area than going for a walk
Stress
This statement sits on this area of the rubric: Teachers give explicit literacy-focused feedback on how to reach goals.
Transformative Feedback
Got right above their aMs/aRs
Strengths
Reading rapidly in order to get a general overview of the material
Skimming
Visual representation of ideas that are grouped and planned
Mindmapping
Children who read 1,000,000 words a year are in the top ______ percent of reading achievement.
two
The level we are hoping our students to achieve
Aspirational Profile of Highly Literate Student
Got wrong above their aMs/aRs
Incorrect
Reading rapidly in order to find specific facts
Scanning
When a teach shows or demonstrates the writing process
Modeling
The largest book in the world weighs....
1500 kg- 'This the Prophet Mohamed'
The four areas of the rubric
Learning Intentions, Use of Strategies, Meaning and Feedback
4P
The score students should be getting at the end of year 9
Something that is literally shown whereas something that is suggested
Denotes and connotes
Hexagons you link and then discuss the connection between what is written in the hexagons
Think Links
Reading lowers these areas of your body
Blood pressure and heart rate
This statement sits on this part of the rubric: de-construct text to understand how the text works (how it positions us as readers- identifying gaps and silences, Whose voice is it?)
Transformative- meaning
Processes involved in answering the question
Surface and deep
Turning a diagram into words or words in a graph; summarising an event in a cartoon strip.
Re-presentation
An important process where students look back at their work and make changes
Editing process
The word 'Library' is derived from the word 'Liber' which means “book” from what language
Latin