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Literacy : Multiple Perspectives and Practices
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Title
Literacy : Multiple Perspectives and Practices
Volume
3
Issue
1
Date
Autumn, 2009
Series Title
LEARNing Landscapes
Language
en
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Number of pages: 268
Notes
Article titles:
- Statement of purpose
- Review board
- Editorial
- Commentary: The intellectual properties of literacy
- Commentary: thoughts on three decades in literacy education: Why don’t we ever learn?
- Commentary: on the road to literacy: Before the three r’s come the three f’s
- Commentary: Early literacy development and implications for practice
- Commentary: Elementary students discuss literacy
- Weaving tales and leaving trails
- Early childhood literacy and the sense of play
- Making the invisible process visible: A kinesthetic approach to explicit reading comprehension strategy instruction in early primary grades
- Saying what you see in the dark: Engaging children through art
- Teaching the “bad boy” to write
- How a therapy dog may inspire student literacy engagement in the elementary language arts classroom
- Life-long readers of poetry? Why not?
- Inquiry literacy: A proposal for a neologism
- On screen: writing, images and what it means to be a reader
- Multiple definitions of reading: Why they continue to be used in the same contexts, and what this has meant for literacy instruction
- Whose literacy learning landscapes matter? Learning from children’s disruptions
- Unexpected learning: Two PhD candidates narratively inquire into their experiences with an ESL group
- Arts-based research as a pedagogical tool for teaching media literacy: Reflections from an undergraduate classroom
- Crossing thresholds and expanding conceptual spaces: Using arts-based methods to extend teachers’ perceptions of literacy
- Adult literacy … and the children shall lead
Citation
Leading English Education and Resource Network (LEARN). “Literacy : Multiple Perspectives and Practices” 3, no. 1. LEARNing Landscapes (Autumn 2009).
Subject
Geographical area
Type
Contributing CKOL partner
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Partenaire participant à la BOSC lié à cette ressource
Leading English Education and Resource Network (LEARN)
Fondation :
2005
Public cible :
Secteur de l’éducation en anglais (éducateurs, élèves, parents, centres scolaires communautaires) du Québec
Site Web :
https://www.learnquebec.ca/fr/home
Activités :
Promotion de l’enseignement en anglais; tutorat en ligne; création de ressources pour les enseignants et les élèves; ateliers sur le rôle parental; santé mentale et exercices; formation à l’enseignement; développement des centres scolaires communautaires du Québec et soutien
Ancien nom :
LEARN a été fondé en juillet 2005 après la fusion de trois organismes.