Youth Voices, Public Spaces, and Civic Engagement
Herausgeber: Greene, Stuart; McKenna, Maria; Burke, Kevin
Youth Voices, Public Spaces, and Civic Engagement
Herausgeber: Greene, Stuart; McKenna, Maria; Burke, Kevin
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This collection of original research explores ways that educators can create participatory spaces that foster civic engagement, critical thinking, and authentic literacy practices for adolescent youth in urban contexts.
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This collection of original research explores ways that educators can create participatory spaces that foster civic engagement, critical thinking, and authentic literacy practices for adolescent youth in urban contexts.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. März 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9781138951099
- ISBN-10: 1138951099
- Artikelnr.: 43680161
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. März 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9781138951099
- ISBN-10: 1138951099
- Artikelnr.: 43680161
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Stuart Greene is Associate Professor of English, University of Notre Dame, USA. Kevin Burke is Assistant Professor of English Education, University of Georgia, USA. Maria McKenna is Assistant Professor of the Practice, University of Notre Dame, USA.
Introduction. Part I: Understanding Youth Perceptions of Civic Engagement
and Resistance 1. Picturing New Notions of Civic Engagement in the U.S.:
Youth-Facilitated, Visually-Based Explorations of the Perspectives of Our
Least Franchised and Most Diverse Citizens Anthony Pellegrino, Kristien
Zenkov, Melissa Gallagher, Liz Long 2. Speaking through Digital
Storytelling: A Case Study of Agency and the Politics of Identity Formation
in School Rebecca L. Buecher 3. "Truth, in the end, is different from what
we have been taught": Re-centering Indigenous Knowledges in Public
Schooling Spaces Timothy San Pedro 4. Publicly Engaged Scholarship in Urban
Communities: Possibilities for Literacy Teaching and Learning Valerie
KinlochPart II: Creating Safe, Creative Spaces for Youth through Community
Partnerships 5. "We want this to be owned by you": The Promise and Perils
of Youth Participatory Action Research Lawrence T. Winn, Maisha T. Winn 6.
Writing Our Lives: The Power of Youth Literacies and Community Engagement
Marcelle M. Haddix,Alvina Mardhani-Bayne 7. "It help[ed] me think outside
the box": Connecting Critical Pedagogy and Traditional Literacy in a Youth
Mentoring Program Horace Hall, Beverly Trezek 8. Where Are They Now? An
Intergenerational Conversation on the work of the Llano Grande Center for
Research and Development Miguel Guajardo, Francisco Guajardo, Mark Cantu
Part III: Literacies as a Civil and Human Right 9. Black "Youth Speak
Truth" to Power: Literacy for Freedom, Community Radio, and Civic
Engagement Keisha Green 10. Bilingual Youth Voices in Middle School:
Performance, Storytelling and Photography Ruth Harman, Lindy Johnson, Edgar
Escutia Chagoya 11. When Words Fail, Art Speaks: Learning to Listen to
Youth Stories in a Community Photovoice Project Stuart Greene, Kevin Burke,
Maria McKenna
and Resistance 1. Picturing New Notions of Civic Engagement in the U.S.:
Youth-Facilitated, Visually-Based Explorations of the Perspectives of Our
Least Franchised and Most Diverse Citizens Anthony Pellegrino, Kristien
Zenkov, Melissa Gallagher, Liz Long 2. Speaking through Digital
Storytelling: A Case Study of Agency and the Politics of Identity Formation
in School Rebecca L. Buecher 3. "Truth, in the end, is different from what
we have been taught": Re-centering Indigenous Knowledges in Public
Schooling Spaces Timothy San Pedro 4. Publicly Engaged Scholarship in Urban
Communities: Possibilities for Literacy Teaching and Learning Valerie
KinlochPart II: Creating Safe, Creative Spaces for Youth through Community
Partnerships 5. "We want this to be owned by you": The Promise and Perils
of Youth Participatory Action Research Lawrence T. Winn, Maisha T. Winn 6.
Writing Our Lives: The Power of Youth Literacies and Community Engagement
Marcelle M. Haddix,Alvina Mardhani-Bayne 7. "It help[ed] me think outside
the box": Connecting Critical Pedagogy and Traditional Literacy in a Youth
Mentoring Program Horace Hall, Beverly Trezek 8. Where Are They Now? An
Intergenerational Conversation on the work of the Llano Grande Center for
Research and Development Miguel Guajardo, Francisco Guajardo, Mark Cantu
Part III: Literacies as a Civil and Human Right 9. Black "Youth Speak
Truth" to Power: Literacy for Freedom, Community Radio, and Civic
Engagement Keisha Green 10. Bilingual Youth Voices in Middle School:
Performance, Storytelling and Photography Ruth Harman, Lindy Johnson, Edgar
Escutia Chagoya 11. When Words Fail, Art Speaks: Learning to Listen to
Youth Stories in a Community Photovoice Project Stuart Greene, Kevin Burke,
Maria McKenna
Introduction. Part I: Understanding Youth Perceptions of Civic Engagement
and Resistance 1. Picturing New Notions of Civic Engagement in the U.S.:
Youth-Facilitated, Visually-Based Explorations of the Perspectives of Our
Least Franchised and Most Diverse Citizens Anthony Pellegrino, Kristien
Zenkov, Melissa Gallagher, Liz Long 2. Speaking through Digital
Storytelling: A Case Study of Agency and the Politics of Identity Formation
in School Rebecca L. Buecher 3. "Truth, in the end, is different from what
we have been taught": Re-centering Indigenous Knowledges in Public
Schooling Spaces Timothy San Pedro 4. Publicly Engaged Scholarship in Urban
Communities: Possibilities for Literacy Teaching and Learning Valerie
KinlochPart II: Creating Safe, Creative Spaces for Youth through Community
Partnerships 5. "We want this to be owned by you": The Promise and Perils
of Youth Participatory Action Research Lawrence T. Winn, Maisha T. Winn 6.
Writing Our Lives: The Power of Youth Literacies and Community Engagement
Marcelle M. Haddix,Alvina Mardhani-Bayne 7. "It help[ed] me think outside
the box": Connecting Critical Pedagogy and Traditional Literacy in a Youth
Mentoring Program Horace Hall, Beverly Trezek 8. Where Are They Now? An
Intergenerational Conversation on the work of the Llano Grande Center for
Research and Development Miguel Guajardo, Francisco Guajardo, Mark Cantu
Part III: Literacies as a Civil and Human Right 9. Black "Youth Speak
Truth" to Power: Literacy for Freedom, Community Radio, and Civic
Engagement Keisha Green 10. Bilingual Youth Voices in Middle School:
Performance, Storytelling and Photography Ruth Harman, Lindy Johnson, Edgar
Escutia Chagoya 11. When Words Fail, Art Speaks: Learning to Listen to
Youth Stories in a Community Photovoice Project Stuart Greene, Kevin Burke,
Maria McKenna
and Resistance 1. Picturing New Notions of Civic Engagement in the U.S.:
Youth-Facilitated, Visually-Based Explorations of the Perspectives of Our
Least Franchised and Most Diverse Citizens Anthony Pellegrino, Kristien
Zenkov, Melissa Gallagher, Liz Long 2. Speaking through Digital
Storytelling: A Case Study of Agency and the Politics of Identity Formation
in School Rebecca L. Buecher 3. "Truth, in the end, is different from what
we have been taught": Re-centering Indigenous Knowledges in Public
Schooling Spaces Timothy San Pedro 4. Publicly Engaged Scholarship in Urban
Communities: Possibilities for Literacy Teaching and Learning Valerie
KinlochPart II: Creating Safe, Creative Spaces for Youth through Community
Partnerships 5. "We want this to be owned by you": The Promise and Perils
of Youth Participatory Action Research Lawrence T. Winn, Maisha T. Winn 6.
Writing Our Lives: The Power of Youth Literacies and Community Engagement
Marcelle M. Haddix,Alvina Mardhani-Bayne 7. "It help[ed] me think outside
the box": Connecting Critical Pedagogy and Traditional Literacy in a Youth
Mentoring Program Horace Hall, Beverly Trezek 8. Where Are They Now? An
Intergenerational Conversation on the work of the Llano Grande Center for
Research and Development Miguel Guajardo, Francisco Guajardo, Mark Cantu
Part III: Literacies as a Civil and Human Right 9. Black "Youth Speak
Truth" to Power: Literacy for Freedom, Community Radio, and Civic
Engagement Keisha Green 10. Bilingual Youth Voices in Middle School:
Performance, Storytelling and Photography Ruth Harman, Lindy Johnson, Edgar
Escutia Chagoya 11. When Words Fail, Art Speaks: Learning to Listen to
Youth Stories in a Community Photovoice Project Stuart Greene, Kevin Burke,
Maria McKenna