Reflection Of Literacy

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Literacy as by definition is the knowledge or competency one knows in a specific area. Using this I interpret Literacy as how to understand situation and unexpected circumstances. Until very recently, maybe within the past year in a half, I never had to apply how I understood Literacy in a manner in which others could understand it. I failed to realize at that time that not everybody felt or thought the same way I did. It was especially difficult during this time as I began to possess a leadership role in many of the extracurricular activities I was apart of such as band and in my UIL events as the upper classmen I had known and who held some of those responsibilities were suddenly gone. This reality was immensely crushing losing those I had …show more content…

For example, instead of jumping right into the problem I should start by effectively making sure those I was teaching knew the basic fundamentals because if you don’t know the why of from previous lessons your understanding capacity structure will be unstable to begin with and as you progress this building, as more and more layers pile on, will collapse reaching a stagnant point with nowhere to truly go because the gaps and support for the base was apparent and not there respectively. Throughout this timeline my confidence increase as I felt somewhat successful because my teams and sections were starting to understand as I took no approaches and grew into the prominent leader position my mentor helped groom me for. This became a practical means of learning to being more literate. It was repetitive some days as I failed to come up with a way for them to retain the knowledge I gave them the previous day making progress slow the first year I truly explored this role and took to some of the advice my mentor continued to feed me. I had to come up with other ways in order to get a point across or to better

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