digital slide presentation
Literacy in bilingual settings
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TSL552Week3-GoogleDocs.pdf
Create a 12-15 slide digital presentation on literacy in bilingual settings to be presented at a faculty
meeting for dual language teachers and staff. Your presentation should include the following:
● Describe various instructional approaches to develop biliterate reading (e.g., interactive read aloud, shared reading, collaborative reading, teacher-led small groups, independent reading).
● Describe various instructional approaches to develop biliterate writing (e.g., “theDictado,” modeled, shared, collaborative, and independent writing).
● Describe 3-5 research-based reading strategies for L1 and L2, including strategies that support reading comprehension.
● Describe 3-5 research-based writing strategies for L1 and L2, including strategies that support emerging bilingual learners.
● Provide a minimum of three at-home literacy strategies that can be implemented by families to support student literacy development in both languages.
Support your presentation with a minimum of three scholarly resources.
Presenter’s notes are required for each content slide. Presentation must include a title slide at the
beginning, and a reference slide with documentation of resources at the end. The title slide and reference
slide are not included in the total number of slides.
Include graphics that are relevant to the content, visually appealing, and use space appropriately.
While APA Style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and
documentation of sources should be presented using APA formatting guidelines, which can be found in
the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.
TSL-552week3Rubric.pdf
Presentation on Literacy in Bilingual Settings - Rubric Total 65 points
Criterion 1. No Submission 2. Insufficient 3. Approaching 4. Acceptable 5. Target
Instructional Approaches
to Develop Biliterate
Reading
Instructional Approaches to
Develop Biliterate Reading
0 points
Not addressed.
6.73 points
Instructional approaches to
develop biliterate reading are
inadequately described.
7.22 points
Instructional approaches to
develop biliterate reading are
minimally described.
8.48 points
Instructional approaches to
develop biliterate reading are
completely described.
9.75 points
Instructional approaches to
develop biliterate reading are
described in depth.
Instructional Approaches
to Develop Biliterate
Writing
Instructional Approaches to
Develop Biliterate Writing
0 points
Not addressed.
6.73 points
Instructional approaches to
develop biliterate writing are
inadequately described.
7.22 points
Instructional approaches to
develop biliterate writing are
minimally described.
8.48 points
Instructional approaches to
develop biliterate writing are
completely described.
9.75 points
Instructional approaches to
develop biliterate writing are
described in depth.
Research-Based Reading
Strategies for L1 and L2
Research-Based Reading
Strategies for L1 and L2
0 points
Not addressed.
6.73 points
Research-based reading
strategies for L1 and L2,
including strategies that
support reading
comprehension, are
inappropriate for students.
7.22 points
Research-based reading
strategies for L1 and L2,
including strategies that
support reading
comprehension, are
underdeveloped.
8.48 points
Research-based reading
strategies for L1 and L2,
including strategies that
support reading
comprehension, are creative
and appropriate for students.
9.75 points
Research-based reading
strategies for L1 and L2,
including strategies that
support reading
comprehension, are
innovative and well-crafted
for students.
Research-Based Writing
Strategies for L1 and L2
Research-Based Writing
Strategies for L1 and L2
0 points
Not addressed.
6.73 points
Research-based writing
strategies for L1 and L2,
including strategies that
support emerging bilingual
learners, are inappropriate
for students.
7.22 points
Research-based writing
strategies for L1 and L2,
including strategies that
support emerging bilingual
learners, are
underdeveloped.
8.48 points
Research-based writing
strategies for L1 and L2,
including strategies that
support emerging bilingual
learners, are creative and
appropriate for students.
9.75 points
Research-based writing
strategies for L1 and L2,
including strategies that
support emerging bilingual
learners, are innovative and
well-crafted for students.
At-Home Literacy
Strategies
At-Home Literacy Strategies
0 points
Not addressed.
6.73 points
At-home literacy strategies
that can be implemented by
families to support student
literacy development in both
languages are ineffective.
7.22 points
At-home literacy strategies
that can be implemented by
families to support student
literacy development in both
languages are overly
simplistic.
8.48 points
At-home literacy strategies
that can be implemented by
families to support student
literacy development in both
languages are detailed and
effective.
9.75 points
At-home literacy strategies
that can be implemented by
families to support student
literacy development in both
languages are novel and
sophisticated.
Title Slide, Slide Notes, and
Research Citations
Title Slide, Slide Notes, and
Research Citations
0 points
Not addressed.
2.24 points
No title slide or slide notes
are present. Reference slide
includes errors and/or
inconsistently used citations.
Sources are noncredible.
2.41 points
Title slide, and/or slide notes,
and/or reference slide are
not present. Sources do not
fully support claims, or
sources are not all credible.
Sources are documented,
although several errors are
present.
2.83 points
Title slide and slide notes are
present. In-text citations
have few errors. References
used are reliable and
reference slide lists all cited
sources with few errors.
3.25 points
Title slide and thorough slide
notes are present. In-text
citations and a reference
slide are complete and
correct. Sources are credible.
The documentation of cited
sources is free of error.
Language Use and
Audience Awareness
Language Use and Audience
Awareness
0 points
Not addressed.
2.24 points
Inappropriate word choice is
evident. Language is not
reflective of the targeted
audience.
2.41 points
Some distracting
inconsistencies or repetitions
in word choice are present.
Language is lacking
awareness of the targeted
audience.
2.83 points
Word choice is reflective of
the intended audience, uses
a variety of appropriate
vocabulary, and
communicates clearly.
3.25 points
Word choice is distinctive,
creative, and well-suited to
the purpose, discipline,
scope, and audience of the
presentation.
Layout
Layout
0 points
Not addressed.
2.24 points
The layout is cluttered,
confusing, and does not use
spacing, headings, and
subheadings to enhance the
readability. The text is
extremely difficult to read
2.41 points
The layout shows some
structure but appears
cluttered and busy or
distracting with large gaps of
white space or a distracting
background. Overall
2.83 points
The layout background and
text complement each other
and enable the content to be
easily read. The fonts are
easy to read and point size
3.25 points
The layout is visually pleasing
and contributes to the
overall message with
appropriate use of headings,
subheadings, and white
space. Text is appropriate in© 2024. Grand Canyon University. All Rights Reserved.
Criterion 1. No Submission 2. Insufficient 3. Approaching 4. Acceptable 5. Target with long blocks of text, small
point size for fonts, and
inappropriate contrasting
colors. Poor use of headings,
subheadings, indentations,
or bold formatting is evident.
readability is difficult due to
lengthy paragraphs, too
many different fonts, dark or
busy background, overuse of
bold, or lack of appropriate
indentations of text.
varies appropriately for
headings and text.
length for the target
audience and to the point.
The background and colors
enhance the readability of
the text.
Organization
Organization
0 points
Not addressed.
2.24 points
An attempt is made to
organize the content, but the
sequence is indiscernible.
The ideas presented are
compartmentalized and may
not relate to each other.
2.41 points
The content is not well
organized even though it
provides the audience with a
sense of the main idea.
2.83 points
The content is logically
organized. The ideas
presented relate to each
other. The content provides
the audience with a clear
sense of the main idea.
3.25 points
The content is well-organized
and logical. There is a
sequential progression of
ideas that relate to each
other. The content is
presented as a cohesive unit
and provides the audience
with a clear sense of the
main idea.
Mechanics of Writing
Includes spelling,
capitalization, punctuation,
grammar, language use,
sentence structure, etc.
0 points
Not addressed.
2.24 points
Presentation and speaker’s
notes include errors in
grammar or syntax that are
pervasive and impede
meaning. Incorrect sentence
structure errors are found
throughout.
2.41 points
Presentation and speaker’s
notes include frequent and
repetitive mechanical errors.
Inconsistencies in sentence
structure are recurrent.
2.83 points
Presentation and speaker’s
notes include a few
mechanical errors. Suitable
sentence structure is used.
3.25 points
Presentation and speaker’s
notes are free of mechanical
errors. Skilled control of
sentence structure is used
throughout.
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