My Literacy 7 Pages 1677 Words

I can read and write in various ways. There are three aspects of reading and writing ability: speaking, reading and writing. My reading and writing journey started from birth. My grandmother is a school teacher, so I have "superiority" for ordinary babies.

Adults around me talk to me quite often. My father is a talkative person who speaks with the baby in a normal voice without using "baby talk". Through this stimulation, I began to hear the voice speaking to me. Like all babies, I will try to imitate the sound I hear. I began to make a "click", then back to my parents and other adults. People will repeat the same words over and over again. I immediately accepted and said my first word. My first word is "da da". This is a big step in improving my literacy skills and my first spoken language. My father does not like to use a nickname like "pumpkin" to quote my words so I immediately know my name.

As my vocabulary grew, I tried to say a few big words a couple of years ago, but their performance was not very accurate. I will try to say asparagus, it will be "a bit". I tried pasta again, it came out "bascedy".

I began participating in McLean County Day Care for two and a half years. They further helped me grow into culture. I began learning the alphabet at nursery school. My mother is also learning the alphabet with me at home. One day, my mother and I were in the park. I climbed the ladder and crawled over the slide, she was climbing the ladder behind me. I recited the alphabet and began to browse the whole alphabet! My mother was shocked because I do not even know that I know the whole alphabet

When my mother balances the check book or writes something, I sit there and tell her by pulling a line on my paper to form the "letter" I'm learning It will be "write". Some people call it "imitation sentences." Nursery school tells my mother

Very easy, I learned to read, because the words my mother pointed out on this page always agree with what she said. There is an iterative pattern of easily distinguishable, written and auditory vocabulary. These signs on paper have the same meaning no matter who reads - I check this by letting my father read the same book - it is very powerful. Childhood - Robin, this is the magic of highest and most wonderful order. I did not change my mind. After a while, I learned that I can create this magic by writing words on my own. My joy and miracle are infinite, a writer was born. I have never been fascinated by the word, its origin, meaning and power. I like the text on the page because they evoke knowledge and wisdom in other worlds. I like the taste in the mouth when I say jokes and teach, "I love you". I like these words to be playful, informative, thoughtful, harmful or healing.

Basic or traditional literacy skills relate to printing on the page, or decoding and understanding of text, images, and other content, and the reader can begin to understand them collectively. They are texts and pictures that students read and read, and are included in textbooks, novels, standardized tests, and even manga books. More new literature is included. Their usefulness is in the reading skills and learning skills of the online, or in the 21st century skills (wiki, blog, video site, audio site, email etc.) required for the Internet and other information and communication technologies (ICT) . In addition to having to "read", they must be able to browse the World Wide Web, locate information, critically evaluate, comprehensive, and communicate information.