Literacy and Popular Culture: Using Children's Culture in the Classroom

Jackie Marsh · Elaine Millard

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Literacy, Media, and Education Literacy and Educational Practices Educational Methods and Media Use

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This volume provides a theoretical basis for utilising film television and computer games to motivate literacy in the primary classroom. It explores related theory and research, from the fields of education, sociology and cultural studies

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