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Language Arts - Volume 99, Issue 5, 2022
Volume 99, Issue 5, 2022
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Reflect, Reimagine, Revisit: A Framework for Centering Critical Writing Pedagogy
Author(s): Sonia Kline and Grace KangThis article provides a framework for engaging educators in action-focused inquiry toward transformative and humanizing Critical writing pedagogy.
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Looking Back and Learning Forward: Cultivating Robust Literacy Instruction and Joy among Black Elementary Boys
Author(s): Sakeena Everett and Tamara MotenTwo Black women literacy educators engage in literacy teaching and learning with fourth grade Black boys to cultivate their intellectual curiosities and joy.
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“Didn’t Japanese Internment Camps Happen in Japan, Not in America?” An Inquiry Project Challenging Hidden Stories in American History
Author(s): Yoo Kyung SungUsing the frameworks of literary understanding and difficult knowledge, this study examines sixth graders’ responses to mixed-genre books about Japanese incarceration camps.
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- Perspectives on Practice
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“Why Can’t It Be More Like a Book Club?” Re-Visioning Writing Groups in the Classroom
Author(s): Tracy L. Coskie, Linda Giles, M. Michelle Hornof, Morgan Hunter, Stephanie Lowin and Kristine Nugent-OhlsUsing book clubs as a mirror, this article shares how one teacher inquiry group disrupted and transformed their thinking about student writing groups.
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Beyond Spanish: Building Truly Multilingual Classroom and School Libraries
Author(s): Austin Curtin and Dan ReynoldsEnglish and Spanish dominate libraries, but 25 percent of US English language learners don’t speak Spanish. How can educators find quality texts for them?
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- Research & Policy
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- Responsive Teaching in Action
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The Complexities of Trauma in Responsive Teaching
Author(s): Elizabeth Dutro and Erica CaasiThis column examines the complexities of language related to trauma-informed teaching and points to why literacy educators, who spend so much time thinking about words and stories, are crucial leaders in critical considerations of trauma when responsive, humanizing classrooms are the goal.
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- Writing Matters
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- Children’s Literature Reviews
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