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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Foreword | |
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Toward a Socially Responsible Pedagogy | |
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Adolescent Voices on Literacy and Power | |
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Contextualizing the Role of Literacy | |
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The History of Literacy: Positioning and Purpose | |
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Goals of Literacy and Schooling in Society Today | |
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The Impetus for Change: Socially Responsible Pedagogy | |
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The Intersection of Literacy, Power, and Identity | |
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Listening to Adolescent Voices | |
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Adolescents' Perception of Power in the School Context | |
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Toward a Socially Responsible Pedagogy | |
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Some Necessary Definitions | |
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Reflection, Application, and Resources | |
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A Socially Responsible Pedagogy of Adolescent Literacy | |
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Toward a Definition | |
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Theory | |
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Framework | |
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Reflection, Application, and Resources | |
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The Spirit of a Socially Responsible Pedagogy | |
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Necessary Conditions, Rights, and Responsibilities | |
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The Role of Adolescent Identity Development in Socially Responsible Learning | |
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Developmental Approaches to Adolescent Identity | |
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Using Developmental Theory to Inform the Socially Responsible Pedagogy | |
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Issues in Constructing Identities | |
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Rights and Responsibilities in the Socially Responsible Classroom | |
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Reflection, Application, and Resources | |
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Capacities for Nurturing Social Responsibility | |
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Purpose of Public Schooling: Creating Socially Responsible Citizens | |
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Workers and Citizens | |
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Capacities for Sustaining a Socially Responsible Pedagogy | |
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Reflection, Application, and Resources | |
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The Science and Art of a Socially Responsible Pedagogy | |
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Testing and Assessment: What Are the Stakes? | |
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High-Stakes Testing and Its Impact | |
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The Historical Context of the Accountability Movement | |
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Social, Economic, and Political Forces Affecting the Accountability Movement | |
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Socially Responsible Literacy as Communities of Inquiry | |
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Socially Responsible Assessments | |
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Questions to Ask | |
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Reflection, Application, and Resources | |
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Taking Responsibility Through Learning Strategies | |
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Defining Self-Regulated Learning in the Socially Responsible Setting | |
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Understanding the Role of Self-regulated Learning for Social Responsibility | |
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The Self-Regulated Learning Process | |
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The Role of Goal Orientation and Self-Efficacy in Self-Regulated Learning | |
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The Critical Need for Self-Regulated Learners | |
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Reflection, Application, and Resources | |
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Academic Language and the Discourses of Power | |
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Sources of Capital that Shape Discourses of Power | |
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Academic Literacy, Disciplinary Literacy, and Academic Language | |
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Academic Language and Vocabulary | |
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Finding Positive Academic Identity | |
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Oral Discourse and Academic Identity Development | |
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Reflection, Application, and Resources | |
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Reading Powerfully | |
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Becoming a Critical Reader | |
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The Adolescent Literacy "Crisis" in Context | |
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Changing Our Orientations to Literacy | |
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Critical Literacy in the Socially Responsible Classroom | |
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Planning and Teaching the Socially Responsible Reading Curriculum | |
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Close Up or Far Away: Things to Consider in Selecting Between Approaches | |
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Reflection, Application, and Resources | |
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Writing to Create Change | |
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A Critical Look at Contemporary Writing Instruction | |
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Beyond Drill and Kill: Constructive Approaches to Writing | |
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A Critical Literacy Orientation to Writing | |
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Reflection, Application, and Resources | |
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Conclusion | |
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References | |
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Index | |
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About the Authors | |