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Welcome to Week 5_Spring 2026

Katie Harlan Eller

Created on February 12, 2026

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Welcome to Week 5!

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Welcome to Week 5!

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Check-in questions

What is something that makes you feel hopeful?

What is the best fast food chain?

What is a favorite piece of art (poem, song, movie, artwork, anything)?

agenda

WFFP + checking in

QUIZ

Literacy Statement

CO-FACILITATION

Next Class

LITERACY STATEMENT ASSIGNMENT

CO-FACILITATION

CO-FACILITATION

Abby and Erin Relyea

CO-FACILITATION

CO-FACILITATION

Kaitlyn and Alivia

PERSONAL Cartography

Talking about Race

SILENCE BREAKERS

for next week...

due Next Class

Welcome to week 5!

Welcome to week 5!

Please sit with this group...

Welcome to week 5!

Welcome to week 5!

Please sit with this group...

Check-in questions

If you could have a meal with one celebrity, who would it be?

What is a "memory smell" that always takes you back?

What is something that always makes you laugh?

agenda

WFFP + checking in

Quiz

MICROTEACHING

Marist Writing Center

SKILLS and CRITICALITY

microteaching assignment

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HRL: Skills

Review Ch. 4 and your notes. Consider: Given that skills is the most common area of instruction: Draw/write a representation of what you know/thought about skills BEFORE reading. THEN, what aspects of this pursuit, to you, extend what you previously knew skills to be? Represent that on your paper.

Defining Criticality

In your groups, use pp. 117-120 to create a definition of criticality.

Criticality with an Image

Criticality with an Image

Final Reflections

"How will I engage students' thinking about power, anti-oppression, and equity in the text, in communities, and in society?"

Gholdy Muhammad in Cultivating Genius (p. 131)

For Next Class

Due Monday

Read: McDaniel, C. (2004). Critical Literacy: A Questioning Stance and the Possibility for Change. The Reading Teacher, 57(5), 472–481. (on Brightspace) Stamped for Kids, Ch. 17-20

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