Literacy in Other Spaces

Mark Dressman

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Library Science and Information Literacy Literacy and Educational Practices Literacy, Media, and Education

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Explains why implementing integrated curricula is probably a lost cause in the long term. Argues that there are hidden possibilities in a fragmented school curriculum that, ironically, may provide teachers with more opportunities to respond to both their own and students’ needs. Presents evidence from a comparative study of three school libraries.

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