Read, Write, Think, Discuss: Disciplinary Literacy

The Answer Key: Learning and Leadership in the K-12 World show

Summary: Disciplinary literacy is the ability to read, write, think and discuss across content areas. Maps, graphs, poetry and prose are examples of different text structures. How well a student can read, write, think and discuss diverse texts takes practice and purposeful planning. Educators Chris Tovani and Paige Whitlock share how secondary teachers can embolden students to own literacy in all subject areas.