Dual Credits – Student Response Pages
Literacy Lessons align with principles of effective literacy instruction in Think Literacy and Literacy GAINS resources. This is not a program or series of worksheets; teachers and students are encouraged to select and adapt based on student needs. The literacy knowledge and skills are applicable across subjects, including ‘hands on’ workplace-related learning. Literacy Lessons attends to aspects of college life as well as to the kinds of tasks required in college courses.
| Student Response Pages | |
| 1.1 Start Smart at Seneca | DOC |
| 1.2 Take the College Challenge | DOC |
| 1.3 Study Groups | DOC |
| 1.4 Study Guides | DOC |
| 1.5 Arresting Time Bandits | DOC |
| 2.1 Writing Power Learning | DOC |
| 2.2 Making Notes | DOC |
| 2.3 Note Taking | DOC |
| 2.4 Writing Memos | DOC |
| 2.5 Writing Reports | DOC |
| 2.6 Plain Explain | DOC |
| 3.1 Power Reading | DOC |
| 3.2 Making Inferences | DOC |
| 3.3 Tag It and Bag It | DOC |
| 3.4 Essential Skills | DOC |
| 3.5 Preview, Predict and Plan | DOC |
| 4.1 The Power of the Word | DOC |
| 4.2 Critical Stance | DOC |
| 4.3 Creating a Leaflet | DOC |
| 5.1 Seeking a Solution | DOC |
| 5.2 Sharing a Solution | DOC |
| 5.3 Business Etiquette | DOC |
| 5.4 Netiquette | DOC |
| 5.5 Set Your Cites | DOC |