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Social Injustice in Multicultural Literature in an Elementary School Setting by Jongsun Wee & Nicholas Wysocki

30 Mar 201427 Sep 2019
Discussing issues related to social justice in multicultural literature can help our children develop an understanding of this concept. (1) These discussions provide a space where children can achieve several…

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2019 Issue

  • We Follow by Sheryl Lain
  • From Café to Class: Bringing Book Clubs Into Your Classroom by Hayley Vetsch
  • The Sustainability of the Empathetic Teacher by Shaina Lane
  • Opposites Attract: Binary Opposites in Alice Sebold’s Lucky by Tanya Stafsholt Miller
  • Write Anything: How STEM Connects to the Writing Curriculum by Amber Beattie
  • Owning Their Stories: Teaching Memoir at an Alternative High School by Amy Vizenor
  • Educating with Little Tree: Reshaping The Education of Little Tree’s Cultural and Pedagogical Value in English Classrooms by Chris Drew
  • Internalizing the Message by Kay J. Walter
  • The Same School Year: Narratives of Early- and Middle-Career Teachers in a U.S. Public School by Lisa M. Dembouski & Kari Eloranta
  • Minding the Body: Towards a Pedagogy of Enactment by Catherine Fox

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  • Theory in Practice in the High School Classroom: Using The Kite Runner to Teach Literary Theory by Taya Sazama

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