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Chapter 16: Partnerships for literacy

Chapter 16: Partnerships for literacy

pp. 375-399
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Summary

Throughout the chapter, we engage with content that considers the benefits of fostering literacy engagement in the home and how effective parent and caregiver engagement will occur when a school culture is based on trust and open communication. The chapter discusses how school settings can go about developing a positive learning culture that supports all cohorts of parents and caregivers specific to a school context.

The chapter then explores the wider education department organisation of literacy support networks, including working with professionals such as speech pathologists and school-based literacy specialists. It considers the more recent English/literacy specialisation for graduate teachers. The content also considers the role of school-based libraries and other external community networks such as homework clubs.

Keywords

  • English
  • literacies
  • primary
  • Australia
  • teaching
  • education
  • partnerships
  • learning culture
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learners
  • networks

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