Classroom Interactions in LiteracyEve Bearne, Henrietta Dombey, Teresa Grainger Open University Press, 2003 - 215 pages Section I: Revisiting the web of meaning -- Keywords: a vocabulary of pedagogy and new media / Ilana Snyder -- Section II: The detail of classroom discourse -- Oracy, literacy and pedagogy: international perspectives / Robin Alexander -- Moving forward together / Henrietta Dombey -- Section III: Professional knowledge and understanding -- The subject of literacy: what kind of knowledge is needed to teach literacy successfully? / Louise Poulson -- Beyond the curriculum: learning to teach primary literacy / Samantha Twiselton -- Section IV: Children?s knowledge and teachers? interventions -- Getting inside Anthony Browne?s head: pupils and teachers reading pictures Kathy Coulthard, Evelyn Arizpe and Morag Styles -- An interactive pedagogy for bilingual children / Charmian Kenner -- Section V: The Play of Ideas -- Exploring the unknown: ambiguity, interaction and meaning making in classroom drama / Teresa Grainger -- Six fingers with feeling: play, literacy and politics / Sandra Smidt -- Section VI: New texts and textual dimensions -- Playing with possibilities: children's multidimensional texts / Eve Bearne -- Back to the future: developing children as writers / Trinka Messenheimer and Angela Packwood -- Section VII: The social construction of literacy -- Social and cultural influences on literacy / Peter Geekie -- Action, talk and text: integrating literacy with other modes of making meaning / Gordon Wells. |
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... interviews and attempted to stick to the schedule but the pupils ' answers influenced the way the interviews proceeded . The agenda for the researcher - led group discussion ( which was held later on the same day as the individual ...
... interviews and attempted to stick to the schedule but the pupils ' answers influenced the way the interviews proceeded . The agenda for the researcher - led group discussion ( which was held later on the same day as the individual ...
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... interviewed , these same pupils had the opportunity to revisit the book in a group discussion , but this time there was no interview schedule and researchers were free to choose their focus . The interviews had given me a sense of where ...
... interviewed , these same pupils had the opportunity to revisit the book in a group discussion , but this time there was no interview schedule and researchers were free to choose their focus . The interviews had given me a sense of where ...
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... interviewed pupils who had looked at the first few pages of Zoo and interpreted the notion of artist's intentions as ... interviews : ' cos he probably really likes zebras ' . Doonan ( 1993 ) reminds us that meanings do not come attached ...
... interviewed pupils who had looked at the first few pages of Zoo and interpreted the notion of artist's intentions as ... interviews : ' cos he probably really likes zebras ' . Doonan ( 1993 ) reminds us that meanings do not come attached ...
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