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What is Critical Literacy?

Published on Mar 07, 2021

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Critical Literacy is..
actively engaging while reading...

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by not only reading the "words", but also considering its "world" view...

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by reflecting and questioning while reading: what is the author's purpose? and who is marginalized in this text? who is empowered? (Roberge, 2013, p.2)

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As educators, by engaging our students in critical literacy, we can "create conditions in schools that promote open, creative minds" (Dunkerly Bean, 2015, p.2)

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Critical literacy..."emphasizes in-depth study in which messages and viewpoints are questioned...

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and the power relationship both in the text and between the author and readers - are considered" (Roberge, 2013, p.1).

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[Engaging with students in critical literacy can create opportunities for] engaging in action-oriented citizenship...

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and human rights advocacy" (Dunkerly-Bean, 2015, p.6).

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When we engage in critical literacy, we engage with global and local issues that affect all of us.

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"I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change. I am changing the things I cannot accept." - Angela Davis, civil rights leader

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References and Works Cited:


Dunkerly-Bean, Judith; Bean, Thomas W. "Exploring human rights and cosmopolitan critical literacy with global young adult literature multimodal text sets." New England Reading Association Journal 50.2(2015): 1-7,90-91.
Roberge, G (2013, June). "Promoting critical literacy across the curriculum and fostering safer learning environments. What works?" Research into Practice, Ontario Ministry of Education.


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