Eve Gregory, Susi Long, Dinah Volk
Many Pathways to Literacy
Young Children Learning with Siblings, Grandparents, Peers and Communities
Eve Gregory, Susi Long, Dinah Volk
Many Pathways to Literacy
Young Children Learning with Siblings, Grandparents, Peers and Communities
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Based on extensive research that proves that children actively make sense of literacy outside the official schooling and parental tuition they receive, this book examines how young children take literacy learning into their own hands.
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Based on extensive research that proves that children actively make sense of literacy outside the official schooling and parental tuition they receive, this book examines how young children take literacy learning into their own hands.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Februar 2004
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 232mm x 156mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 413g
- ISBN-13: 9780415306171
- ISBN-10: 0415306175
- Artikelnr.: 21145547
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Februar 2004
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 232mm x 156mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 413g
- ISBN-13: 9780415306171
- ISBN-10: 0415306175
- Artikelnr.: 21145547
Eve Gregory is Professor of Language and Culture in Education, Goldsmiths College, University of London., Susi Long is Associate Professor in Early Childhood Education and Language and Literacy at the University of South Carolina., Dinah Volk is Professor of Early Childhood Education, College of Education, Cleveland State University.
Introduction: Syncretic Literacy Studies: Starting Points 1. A
Sociocultural Approach to Learning E. Gregory, S. Long & D. Volk Part 1:
The Family Context: Siblings and Grandparents 2. Mediating Networks for
Literacy Learning: The Role of Puerto Rican Siblings D. Volk with M. De
Acosta 3. Samia and Sadaqat Play School: Early Bilingual Literacy At Home
R. Drury 4. 'Right, get your book bags!': Siblings Playing School in
Multiethnic London A. Williams 5. Buzz Lightyear in the Nursery:
Intergenerational Literacy Learning in a Multi-Media Age C. Kelly 6.
Storytelling and Latino Elders: What Can Children Learn? I. Olmedo Part 2:
Friends as Teachers 7. Making a Place for Peer Interaction: Mexican
American Kindergartners Learning Language and Literacy S. Long with D. Bell
& J. Brown 8. Community School Pupils Re-interpret Their Knowledge of
Chinese and Arabic for Primary School Peers C. Kenner 9. 'How do I read
these words?': Bilingual Exchange Teaching Between Cantonese Speaking Peers
Y. Chen & E. Gregory 10. Friendship Literacy: Young Children as Cultural
and Linguistic Experts M. Datta 11. Learning to tb Just: Interactions of
White Working Class Peers R. Rogers & M. Mosley Part 3: Learning in
Community Settings 12. Change and Tradition in Literacy Instruction in a
Samoan American Community A. Duranti, E. Ochs & E. Ta'ase 13. Multilingual
Flexibility and Literacy Learning in an Urdu Community School L. Robertson
14. The African American Church: A Beacon of Light on the Pathway to
Literacy for African American Children G. McMillon & P. A. Edwards 15. His
Eye on the Sparrow: Teaching and Learning in an African American Church W.
Haight & J. Carter-Black 16. Cultural Literacy in the World of Pueblo
Children M. Romero Conclusion: Many Pathways: Implications of Syncretic
Literacy Studies for Practice and Research
Sociocultural Approach to Learning E. Gregory, S. Long & D. Volk Part 1:
The Family Context: Siblings and Grandparents 2. Mediating Networks for
Literacy Learning: The Role of Puerto Rican Siblings D. Volk with M. De
Acosta 3. Samia and Sadaqat Play School: Early Bilingual Literacy At Home
R. Drury 4. 'Right, get your book bags!': Siblings Playing School in
Multiethnic London A. Williams 5. Buzz Lightyear in the Nursery:
Intergenerational Literacy Learning in a Multi-Media Age C. Kelly 6.
Storytelling and Latino Elders: What Can Children Learn? I. Olmedo Part 2:
Friends as Teachers 7. Making a Place for Peer Interaction: Mexican
American Kindergartners Learning Language and Literacy S. Long with D. Bell
& J. Brown 8. Community School Pupils Re-interpret Their Knowledge of
Chinese and Arabic for Primary School Peers C. Kenner 9. 'How do I read
these words?': Bilingual Exchange Teaching Between Cantonese Speaking Peers
Y. Chen & E. Gregory 10. Friendship Literacy: Young Children as Cultural
and Linguistic Experts M. Datta 11. Learning to tb Just: Interactions of
White Working Class Peers R. Rogers & M. Mosley Part 3: Learning in
Community Settings 12. Change and Tradition in Literacy Instruction in a
Samoan American Community A. Duranti, E. Ochs & E. Ta'ase 13. Multilingual
Flexibility and Literacy Learning in an Urdu Community School L. Robertson
14. The African American Church: A Beacon of Light on the Pathway to
Literacy for African American Children G. McMillon & P. A. Edwards 15. His
Eye on the Sparrow: Teaching and Learning in an African American Church W.
Haight & J. Carter-Black 16. Cultural Literacy in the World of Pueblo
Children M. Romero Conclusion: Many Pathways: Implications of Syncretic
Literacy Studies for Practice and Research
Introduction: Syncretic Literacy Studies: Starting Points 1. A
Sociocultural Approach to Learning E. Gregory, S. Long & D. Volk Part 1:
The Family Context: Siblings and Grandparents 2. Mediating Networks for
Literacy Learning: The Role of Puerto Rican Siblings D. Volk with M. De
Acosta 3. Samia and Sadaqat Play School: Early Bilingual Literacy At Home
R. Drury 4. 'Right, get your book bags!': Siblings Playing School in
Multiethnic London A. Williams 5. Buzz Lightyear in the Nursery:
Intergenerational Literacy Learning in a Multi-Media Age C. Kelly 6.
Storytelling and Latino Elders: What Can Children Learn? I. Olmedo Part 2:
Friends as Teachers 7. Making a Place for Peer Interaction: Mexican
American Kindergartners Learning Language and Literacy S. Long with D. Bell
& J. Brown 8. Community School Pupils Re-interpret Their Knowledge of
Chinese and Arabic for Primary School Peers C. Kenner 9. 'How do I read
these words?': Bilingual Exchange Teaching Between Cantonese Speaking Peers
Y. Chen & E. Gregory 10. Friendship Literacy: Young Children as Cultural
and Linguistic Experts M. Datta 11. Learning to tb Just: Interactions of
White Working Class Peers R. Rogers & M. Mosley Part 3: Learning in
Community Settings 12. Change and Tradition in Literacy Instruction in a
Samoan American Community A. Duranti, E. Ochs & E. Ta'ase 13. Multilingual
Flexibility and Literacy Learning in an Urdu Community School L. Robertson
14. The African American Church: A Beacon of Light on the Pathway to
Literacy for African American Children G. McMillon & P. A. Edwards 15. His
Eye on the Sparrow: Teaching and Learning in an African American Church W.
Haight & J. Carter-Black 16. Cultural Literacy in the World of Pueblo
Children M. Romero Conclusion: Many Pathways: Implications of Syncretic
Literacy Studies for Practice and Research
Sociocultural Approach to Learning E. Gregory, S. Long & D. Volk Part 1:
The Family Context: Siblings and Grandparents 2. Mediating Networks for
Literacy Learning: The Role of Puerto Rican Siblings D. Volk with M. De
Acosta 3. Samia and Sadaqat Play School: Early Bilingual Literacy At Home
R. Drury 4. 'Right, get your book bags!': Siblings Playing School in
Multiethnic London A. Williams 5. Buzz Lightyear in the Nursery:
Intergenerational Literacy Learning in a Multi-Media Age C. Kelly 6.
Storytelling and Latino Elders: What Can Children Learn? I. Olmedo Part 2:
Friends as Teachers 7. Making a Place for Peer Interaction: Mexican
American Kindergartners Learning Language and Literacy S. Long with D. Bell
& J. Brown 8. Community School Pupils Re-interpret Their Knowledge of
Chinese and Arabic for Primary School Peers C. Kenner 9. 'How do I read
these words?': Bilingual Exchange Teaching Between Cantonese Speaking Peers
Y. Chen & E. Gregory 10. Friendship Literacy: Young Children as Cultural
and Linguistic Experts M. Datta 11. Learning to tb Just: Interactions of
White Working Class Peers R. Rogers & M. Mosley Part 3: Learning in
Community Settings 12. Change and Tradition in Literacy Instruction in a
Samoan American Community A. Duranti, E. Ochs & E. Ta'ase 13. Multilingual
Flexibility and Literacy Learning in an Urdu Community School L. Robertson
14. The African American Church: A Beacon of Light on the Pathway to
Literacy for African American Children G. McMillon & P. A. Edwards 15. His
Eye on the Sparrow: Teaching and Learning in an African American Church W.
Haight & J. Carter-Black 16. Cultural Literacy in the World of Pueblo
Children M. Romero Conclusion: Many Pathways: Implications of Syncretic
Literacy Studies for Practice and Research