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Vol. 19 No. 2 (2023): The Intersection of Identities, Texts, and Activism

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Editor's Introduction

 

Editor’s Introduction: The Intersection of Identities, Texts, and Activism

 

Research Articles

 

Teacher Candidates, Persona Dolls, and Class Libraries

 

Multiple Pathways to Perspectival Learning: Children’s Literature in Preservice Teacher Education

 

“It Brought Me Back”: Using Young Adult Book Clubs to Develop Preservice Teachers’ Sympathetic Knowledge of Adolescents/ce

 

The Gradual Release of the Canonical Grasp: An Exercise in Excavation

 

Do “the little things do something?”: Navigating Authoritative Discourses and Embracing Activism in Preservice Teacher Education

 

The Bilingual Literacy Development Model: A Holistic Way to Support Spanish-speaking Children

Voices from the Field

Guided Self-Selection of Texts to Empower Teachers and Students

 

Children & Young Adult Literature (CYAL) Book Reviews

Jenny, L. (2023). Everyone Loves Lunchtime but Zia. Alfred A. Knopf.

 

Jacqueline, W. (2023). Remember Us. Penguin Random House LCC.

 

Poetry, Fiction, & Visual Arts

Non-Fiction Story

“Solo”

*Note of the Cover Art:

Quilting as a Literacy of Love and Social Justice

Published: 2024-11-14

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