Literacy is more than reading and writing via paper in our post-modern age. Developmental students - underprepared or misprepared - need strategies for navigating and using screen-based mediums as much as they need to learn how to handle traditional print. Using blended learning in classes that meet both face-to-face and online, we can help nontraditional students enter the world of academic discourse, as well as engage them by utilizing current technologies.
Linda Sweeney, Ed.D., Assistant Professor, has been teaching developmental courses for 15 years. At National-Louis University, she directs one of the few graduate programs in the U.S. that prepares students to teach developmental reading or writing, or to supervise and coordinate learning assistance centers. Linda’s research has been centered on literacy and alternative texts, which include media forms such as movies and television shows, as well as the wide open electronic spaces of the Internet.
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