Guerrilla Literacy Learners
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Overview
Guerrilla Literacy Learners creates a mistake-driven language acquisition approach. Starting from mistake approaches from structuralism, error analysis, Montessori to Freinet, we develop an approach that applauds the mistakes being made as they allow us to create this new way of learning. Mistakes are pathways to new strategies. These will be described and remediated in lay terms. Teachers and learners learn how to create knowledge clips based on digital storytelling; gather Guerrilla paths through narrative coaching, graphic facilitation, human-centred design, art of hosting and formulate and apply Guerrilla patterns in Communities of Practice.
Syllabus
Lesson 1 - Introduction: London trip as Guerrilla learning
Lesson 2 - Susan goes searching for her students
Lesson 3 - Susan takes action
Lesson 4 - Susan appreciates all her students
Taught by
Patricia Huion
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Reviews
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Shirley Skinner completed this course, spending 10 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
it was very good I did learn a lot of things in this course I think everyone should take it