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    Social Literacy 3.

    Allows learner to understand the importance


    of verbal and non-verbal communications
    1. Ignacio- it is concerned with the development
    of social skills that enable humans to act 4. Involves educating the heart
    positively and responsively in a range of complex
    social settings
    - refers to the knowledge or proper 4 Pillars of Learning
    behavior that is morally upright, just, and
    1. Learning how to do- learners are taught to
    equitable promoting productive relations
    create products/output
    Social settings- a place where people lived, work, - the hands
    and learn with others
    2. Learning how to think- learners are taught
    Productive relation- a mutually beneficial how to solve problems and think logically
    relation - minds
    2. Sulaiman- refers to the development of social 3. Learning how to feel- social literacy comes in
    skills to interactive effectively in a defined - teaching learners how to understand feeling and
    environment feelings of other
    - heart
    Defined environment- is an environment
    bounded by set of rules and standards of 4. Learning how to live together- teaching
    behavior (e.g. church) learners to tolerate and respect each other
    - social literacy
    3. Petten- the ability to successfully and
    deliberately mediate his world as a family
    member, a worker, a citizen, and a lifelong
    The Socio-Cultural Theory of Lev Vygotsky
    learner.
    Lev Vygotsky- he is a Russian psychology
    specialized in the development of children
    Social Intelligence- refers to the ability to build - highlighted the role of a mentor in
    and maintain relationships in any social setting child’s learning
    Emotional Literacy- ability to recognize, Zone of Proximal Development
    understand, and appropriately express emotions
    1. Zone of Actual Development- What I can do
    Emotion- immediate reaction from a stimulus
    2. Proximal Development- What I can do with
    Feelings- when you let emotions sit in help
    - it extends to physical sensations
    Mood- a state of mind in a prolong period
    Scaffolding- intervention for growth and
    - can last for days, weeks, and months
    development
    - can be a product of hormonal changes
    Types of Scaffolding
    1. Visual Scaffolding- we use visual aids to help
    Importance of Social Literacy in Learning
    the learner (pictures, diagram)
    1. Students learn when they communicate their
    2. Audio/Verbal Scaffolding- using sounds to aid
    thoughts and listen from others
    learning
    2. Understanding the communication process
    3. Technological Scaffolding- use of technologies
    allows learner to function well in society
    to aid learning
    8 Basic Social Skills- actions that people do in
    order to fit in a particular group
    Social Skills- actions that people do in order to fit
    in a particular group
    1. Greeting- saying polite phrases such as hi, hello
    - greeting is a form of acknowledging
    your own presence and others presence
    - lightens up the mood
    2. Initiating, maintaining, and closing a
    conversation
    3. Understanding the listener- knowing the
    background of the listener
    4. Empathizing- putting yourself in other shoes
    5. Reading social cues- social situations, to avoid
    conflict
    6. Previewing and planning- anticipating a
    conversation or a situation ahead
    7. Problem solving- looking for a solution to a
    conflict that is favorable to both parties
    8. Apologizing- saying sorry and admitting your
    mistake
    - a form of humility

    3 Ways of Teaching Social Literacy


    1. Assigning leadership roles/tasks
    2. Direct instruction- integrating social literacy in
    classroom setting
    4. Role playing/demonstration inside the
    classroom

    Media Literacy
    Media is collective term that we use to include all
    forms of communication

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