2008
DOI: 10.1598/jaal.52.3.2
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Engaging Middle Years Students: Literacy Projects That Matter

Abstract: Students often enter preservice teacher literacy curriculum and pedagogy classes with conflicting and certainly varied notions about which literacy practices matter in middle years classrooms. Debates about authentic learner‐centered tasks versus basic skill acquisition circulate in the media, in school curricula, and in the talk of teachers and parents. This article confronts such debates to suggest that authentic literacy projects can be used to provide students with the experiences, knowledge, and literacy … Show more

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