Module 03 - Post-test | Take the Quiz

1. Literacy defined as reading and writing skills necessitated for activities in modern society (between 1950 and 1970).

A. Gunes, 2000

B. Kress, 2003

C. Altun, 2005

D. Lankshear and Knobel, 2006

3. Communication, Expression, Collaboration and Advocacy

5. Knowledge, Social skills and Positive values as a human beings.

6. Benefit of new technologies :

Bring opportunities for teachers.

Revise written works better.

Gives higher rate of academic achievement.

Demonstrate a greater capacity for metacognition, reflection and audience awareness.

7. New literacies are often flexible, continuous and open that is highly complex and exciting for students

A. Leander, 2003

B. Kress, 2003

C. Primary English Teaching Association Australia, 2015

D. Altun, 2005

8. Literacy should :

Starts in the workplace

Uses diagnostic approach

Identifies turning point in economic life

Assesses the limit of short-term intervention.

Looks for generic skills

Increase learner motivation

Prevent job-skill mismatch.

9. Literacy can't change the experiences at school and in everyday lives. A. True

True

False

10. Students must develop new skills and strategies to be successful in multimodal, intertextual and interactive environment.

True

False

12. Educational strategies must consist of the following:

Outcome-based learning

Project-based learning

Performance-based learning

14. Multiliterate teacher must apply the following for their teaching strategies.

15. Multiliteracies is not indispensable to literacy teaching and learning in the 21st Century.

True

False

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