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Literacy in 3D: an integrated perspective in theory and practice
he quintessential resource for all literacy educators, and researchers, Literacy in 3D brings together a collection of essays by academics, policy makers and educators from across Australia, each drawing on Bill Green's influential '3D' model of literacy, pedagogy and practice.
Literacy in 3D presents as a core framework for curriculum and pedagogy design, within the New Literacy Studies tradition. An up-to-date account of a long-established, overtly dynamic model, this important volume explores and engages with its integrated perspectives to emphasise contemporary cultural, critical and operational literacy dimensions.
Bill Green and Catherine Beavis explore how the model has evolved since its inception in 1988, to address a range of contexts and requirements in research, teacher education and schooling.
Section one focuses on the three dimensional model, its subject-specific origins and the implications and challenges for literacy education in schools.
Section two comprises accounts by theorists and practitioners of their actual work utilising the model, articulating what it has enabled them to do (including adaptation and application across a range of subjects).
Section three provides a focused reflection on these iterations of the model and considers future possibilities and developments.
Literacy in 3D presents as a core framework for curriculum and pedagogy design, within the New Literacy Studies tradition. An up-to-date account of a long-established, overtly dynamic model, this important volume explores and engages with its integrated perspectives to emphasise contemporary cultural, critical and operational literacy dimensions.
Bill Green and Catherine Beavis explore how the model has evolved since its inception in 1988, to address a range of contexts and requirements in research, teacher education and schooling.
Section one focuses on the three dimensional model, its subject-specific origins and the implications and challenges for literacy education in schools.
Section two comprises accounts by theorists and practitioners of their actual work utilising the model, articulating what it has enabled them to do (including adaptation and application across a range of subjects).
Section three provides a focused reflection on these iterations of the model and considers future possibilities and developments.
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1 - 224Publisher
Australian Council for Educational ResearchPlace of publication
Camberwell, Vic.ISSN
1038-1562eISSN
1839-4728ISBN-13
9781742860398Language
engPublication classification
A1 Books - authored - researchCopyright notice
2012, The EditorsNumber of chapters
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