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... about how the past informs the present ; and the arts and humanities as aesthetic ways of knowing and communicating thinking through the language of the sign systems such as literature , art , music , and dance or athletics .
... about how the past informs the present ; and the arts and humanities as aesthetic ways of knowing and communicating thinking through the language of the sign systems such as literature , art , music , and dance or athletics .
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... inference , confirm / disconfirm and activation of prior knowledge , are utilized within the texts of our respective disciplines . Another aspect we both agreed was present in our texts was specialized vocabulary .
... inference , confirm / disconfirm and activation of prior knowledge , are utilized within the texts of our respective disciplines . Another aspect we both agreed was present in our texts was specialized vocabulary .
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Young Children and Critical Literacy The present study takes a critical literacy stance in its examination of children's literature . Although , critical literacy often analyzes political , economic , and social contexts , this study ...
Young Children and Critical Literacy The present study takes a critical literacy stance in its examination of children's literature . Although , critical literacy often analyzes political , economic , and social contexts , this study ...
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Volume 52 Number | 1 |
Making Disciplinary Literacies Visible | 26 |
Childrens | 57 |
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