DOI: 10.5353/th_b5689278
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Cultivating English learners' critical literacy in mainland China through the four resources model in blended learning

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“…PoM has advanced and revolutionized the ways in which literacy is understood and taught in different parts of the world. Critical literacies and multiliteracies have also once been at the forefront in the Australian National curriculum reform and pedagogical innovations in foreign or heritage language instruction (e.g., Giampapa, 2010;Kuo, 2012;Leander & Boldt, 2012;Angay-Crowder et al, 2013;Ruan, 2015;Kim & Xing, 2019). In particular, the guiding framework of the four resource model of literacy (Freebody & Luke, 2003) has been used for improving curriculum and instruction in many parts of the world.…”
Section: Achievement and Issues With Pedagogy Of Multiliteracies (Pom)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PoM has advanced and revolutionized the ways in which literacy is understood and taught in different parts of the world. Critical literacies and multiliteracies have also once been at the forefront in the Australian National curriculum reform and pedagogical innovations in foreign or heritage language instruction (e.g., Giampapa, 2010;Kuo, 2012;Leander & Boldt, 2012;Angay-Crowder et al, 2013;Ruan, 2015;Kim & Xing, 2019). In particular, the guiding framework of the four resource model of literacy (Freebody & Luke, 2003) has been used for improving curriculum and instruction in many parts of the world.…”
Section: Achievement and Issues With Pedagogy Of Multiliteracies (Pom)mentioning
confidence: 99%