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    The Essentials of Traditional and 21st Century Literacies

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    The document discusses the changing definition of literacy from traditional print-based literacies to 21st century literacies. While traditional literacies like reading, writing, and arithmetic remain important, new literacies have emerged due to globalization and advances in technology. These 21st century literacies include global and multicultural literacy, social/emotional literacy, media literacy, digital/cyber literacy, financial literacy, eco-literacy, and arts/creativity literacy. Both traditional and 21st century literacies are important for students to develop the knowledge and skills needed to function in today's world.

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    The document discusses the changing definition of literacy from traditional print-based literacies to 21st century literacies. While traditional literacies like reading, writing, and arithmetic remain important, new literacies have emerged due to globalization and advances in technology. These 21st century literacies include global and multicultural literacy, social/emotional literacy, media literacy, digital/cyber literacy, financial literacy, eco-literacy, and arts/creativity literacy. Both traditional and 21st century literacies are important for students to develop the knowledge and skills needed to function in today's world.

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    The Essentials of Traditional

    and 21st Century Literacies


    Changing Definition of Literacy
    • Literacy is denoted to be the ability to read and write print
    texts.
    • Rintaningrum (2009) highlighted that the concept of literacy
    and illiteracy differs from one context to another.
    Example:

    HAVING FUN IN LEARNING


    DIFFICULTY IN LEARNING
    Linking the Traditional Literacies and
    Literacies in the 21st Century

    “do you think this means traditional


    literacies are no longer in demand
    and has to be replaced by the new
    one?”
    Of course no!
    New Literacies
    Writing Reading

    Arguing
    Traditional Literacies 21st Century Literacies

    -Reading -Global and Multicultural


    -Writing Literacy
    -Arithmetic -Social Literacy
    -Argument -Media Literacy
    -Authority and Dogma -Digital/Cyber Literacy
    -Mono-Cultural Cannon -Financial Literacy
    -Mono-Cultural Knowledge -Eco-literacy
    -Art and Creativity Literacy
    21st Century Literacies
    1. Globalization and Multicultural Literacy
    2. Social/Emotional Literacies
    3. Media Literacy
    4. Financial Literacy
    5. Cyberliteracy/Digital Literacy (ICT knowledge)
    6. Eco-literacy
    7. The Arts and Creativity
    Globalization and Multicultural Literacy
    • You and your students need to develop a culture of
    respect for cultural diversity. There is value in having a
    perspective as a global citizen whose local actions can
    have an impact on the wider global arena.
    Social/Emotional Literacies
    • You and your students need to acquire social skills that
    are attuned to the norms of your current society.
    Emotional intelligence must also be developed to be
    able to effectively manage the stresses of a fast-paced
    21st century society.
    Media Literacy
    • Teachers and students are expected to be
    knowledgeable and skilled in the area of
    communications particularly the media
    Financial Literacy
    • Teachers and students are expected to be
    knowledgeable about the basics of economics and
    financial management.
    Cyberliteracy/Digital Literacy
    (ICT knowledge)
    • This competency is based on the reality that
    societies and workplaces have now become more
    information-driven. Workplaces of the 21st
    century rely heavily on electronic (digital) forms
    of data storage and management as well as in the
    area of communications.
    Eco-literacy
    • This entails acquiring knowledge about climate
    change, pollution, loss of natural habitats and
    biodiversity as well as the impacts of
    environmental problems on human lives
    The Arts and Creativity
    • This literacy can be manifested in creative ways
    of problem-solving and expressed through the
    production of various art works.
    FOUR PILLARS OF EDUCATION
    1. Learning to know
    - Learning to Know involves the acquisition and development of
    knowledge and skills that are needed to function in the world.
    2. Learning to live together
    - Learning to Live Together involves the development of social skills
    and values such as respect and concern for others, social and
    interpersonal skills and an appreciation of the diversity among
    people.
    3. Learning to do
    - Learning to Do involves the acquisition of skills that would enable
    individuals to effectively participate in the global economy and
    society.
    4. Learning to be
    - Learning to Be involves activities that promote holistic personal
    development (body, mind and spirit), for an all-round ‘complete
    person.’
    Thank you for listening.
    God bless you always! ^_^

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