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Home > INSTRUCTION > State Standards and Frameworks > disciplinary_literacy > whatis

What is Disciplinary Literacy?

"…each discipline acquires, develops, and shares knowledge in distinct ways, educators in each field must take ownership of building robust instruction around discipline-specific literacy skills to prepare students for college and careers." PARCC

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Maryland Classroom Publication

  1. Literacy in All Subjects

Introduction to Disciplinary Literacy

  1. Elementary
  2. Middle
  3. High

Disciplinary Literacy Standards, Elementary and Secondary Grades

  1. Science and Technical Subjects
  2. History and Social Studies

Reading Behaviors in the Science and History/Social Studies, Science and Technical Subjects Classroom

  1. Reading Like a Historian
    1. Elementary (Coming Soon)
    2. Secondary
  2. Reading Like a Scientist
    1. Elementary
    2. Secondary

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Resources on Disciplinary Literacy

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  Last Updated 7/22/2019 3:55 AM