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These ideas can be used to help students acquire the literacy skills necessary to understand the unique way in which words and images work in comics and other graphic texts to convey meaning. Beginning with immersion into text prepares students for reading and production activities in the ELA classroom. Many of these activities can be adapted to use with students at various grade levels. As is true with most learning activities it is preferable to have students working in pairs or small groups. [Source: site web de Literacy Today]

Literacy Today strives to answer essential questions for today's Québec English Language Arts teachers. What types of authentic contexts will engage my students to talk, read and write? How can I inspire my students while meeting the expectations of the QEP? We can play an important role in answering these and many other questions. Literacy Today is your teacher inspired ELA resource! [Source: site web de Literacy Today]

The lesson covers the situation in Honduras after Hurricane Mitch in 1998. The majority of the population still lives under the poverty line even with the help of a reconstruction program. The student particpates in a roleplay activity where they play differents actors involved in sustainable development. [Source : In-terre-Actif website]