Sequenced literacy units organized around a Driving Task Prompt moving through comprehension, knowledge building, genre study, synthesis, and writing¶
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Description¶
This pattern organizes curriculum units and modules around a Driving Task Prompt within a disciplinary-literacy framework. Students explore complex, diverse texts through a sequenced instructional journey that includes comprehension, knowledge building, genre study, synthesis, and writing. The design purposefully builds knowledge and supports text-based analysis and communication across genres and formats.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Units require complex, diverse texts and standards-aligned rubrics for embedded formative assessment of performance tasks.
Constraints¶
Target Learners¶
- middle school students
- eighth-grade students
Learning Goals¶
- disciplinary literacy
- text-based analysis
- writing across genres and formats
Claims¶
Patterns Used¶
- Disciplinary Literacy: units are organised around a driving task prompt in a disciplinary-literacy framework, moving from comprehension and knowledge building to synthesis and writing
Related Designs¶
- Lenses on Literature — the curriculum programme organised around these driving task prompts
Examples¶
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Key Sources¶
- Lenses on Literature. (2013). Lenses on Literature. https://www.literacydesigncollaborative.org
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Sequenced literacy units organized around a Driving Task Prompt moving through comprehension, knowledge building, genre study, synthesis, and writing |
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This pattern organizes curriculum units and modules around a Driving Task Prompt within a disciplinary-literacy framework. |
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