@breaksilence517 A4: I'm not entirely sure about what you guys do with this already, but I think collaborating with local schools would be something to look into! I think this relates back to both Q2 and Q3! #breakingsilencechat
@breaksilence517 A4: Honestly, more chats on twitter like this one! As a future educator, I want to be able to help my students engage with their community and showcase their own literacies as much as possible, and I think chats like this are great for gathering ideas! #breakingsilencechat
@breaksilence517 A3: Sporting events!! Whether you have a family member, friend etc. on the team, or you just enjoy watching sports, local sporting events allow you actively engage with your community which can lead to more community literacy! #breakingsilencechat
@breaksilence517 A3: I know that MSU works with the Read to Succeed program in schools and libraries in the Lansing area but honestly, that’s all I know outside of schools! Where do you guys experience community literacy? #breakingsilencechat
@welcsarah@breaksilence517 Yes! I love the idea of meeting with students to discuss what's going on in class, the school, or community. Creating a dialogue with Ss to help bridge that gap between Teacher and Student and hopefully make students more comfortable at school and in class #breakingsilencechat