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Radical change: Digital age literature and learning

Eliza T. Dresang · Kathryn A. McClelland

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(1999). Radical change: Digital age literature and learning. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 38, Expanding the Worlds of Children's Literature, pp. 160-167.

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