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Teachers and technoliteracy

Colin Lankshear, Colin Lanksheer, Ilana Snyder et al.

2000

Let's begin reading right

Katherine Spangler, Lois Groth, Marjorie Vannoy Fields

1987

Literacy and bilingualism

Maria Brisk, Mar¡a Estela Brisk, Margaret M. Harrington

2000

The literacy myth

Harvey J. Graff

1979

Perspectives on literacy

Eugene R. Kintgen, Barry M. Kroll, Mike Rose

1988

Planning learner-centred adult literacy programmes

Susan E. Malone, Robert F. Arnove

1999

Literacy and power in the ancient world

Greg Woolf, Alan K. Bowman

1994

Connecting fathers, children, and reading

Sara Willoughby-Herb

2002

Dancing with Words

Marilyn Daniels

2001

Powerful magic

Nina Mikkelsen

2005

Making literacy real

Joanne Larson, Jackie Marsh

2005

Reading, language, and literacy

Fran Lehr, Jean Osborn

1994

Technology and literacy in the twenty-first century

Cynthia L. Selfe

1999

The Alphabet Versus the Goddess

Leonard Shlain

1998

One Child Reading

Margaret Mackey, Roberta Seelinger Trites

2016

Cairo Kelly and the Mann

Kristin Butcher

2002

Prairie town

Jacqueline Edmondson

2003

Learning to Be Literacy Teachers in Urban Schools

Althier M. Lazar

2004

The Politics of Education

Paulo Freire

1985

Vygotsky in the classroom

Lisbeth Dixon-Krauss

1996

Evaluating literacy

1991

Bonfire of the humanities

David Marc

1995

Teaching reading

Lloyd W. Kline

1990

Literacy in colonial New England

Kenneth A. Lockridge

1974

Early childhood experiences in language arts

Jeanne M. Machado

1980

Literacy for all

Fran Lehr, Jean Osborn

1998

F.A.T.H.E.R.S. program guide: Fathers as Teachers

Jane Curtis

1999

Lives on the boundary

Mike Rose

1989

The darker side of the Renaissance

Walter Mignolo

1995

The explicit teaching of reading

Joelie Hancock

1999

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