Writing Reimagined
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Writing Reimagined
Bridging Critical Theories and Pedagogical Practices in Elementary Classrooms
Kline, Sonia M.; Kang, Grace Y.
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
03/2026
296
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Inglês
9798881803667
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword by Cornelius Minor
Preface by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
Introduction: What is Critical Humanizing Writing Pedagogy? by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
Chapter 1: Identity
At the Core: Student Identities and Writing Instruction in the Elementary Classroom by Katie Peachy and Crystal Chen-Lee
Chapter 2: Translanguaging
Translanguaging Writing Pedagogy to Leverage Multilingual Writers' Funds of Knowledge and Identity by Margarita Gomez and Joanna Wong
Chapter 3: Raciolinguistics
Critical Cultural Language and Revolutionary Love in Writing Instruction: Centering Cultural Language as Resistance, Belonging, and Affirmation by Roberta Gardner and Sanjuana Rodriguez
Chapter 4: Trauma
"We go through a story together": Considering Trauma in Critical, Humanizing Writing Classrooms by Elizabeth Dutro
Chapter 5: Multimodality
The Power and Promise of Multimodal Composition for Enacting Critical Humanizing Writing Pedagogies by Shawna Coppola
Chapter 6: Pop Culture
Powerful "X-people" and Rhythmic "Teen-age-ers": Popular Culture in Childhood Composing by Anne Haas Dyson
Chapter 7: Play
Storying Identity as Curricular Practice: The Multimodal Resonances of Play and Writing by Haeny Yoon
Chapter 8: Activism
Environmental Artivism as a Critical Multimodal Writing Pedagogy by Rebecca Woodard and Kristine Schutz
Chapter 9: Resistance
Writing as Resistance: Poetic Inquiry as a Liberatory Practice in the Classroom by Darius Phelps
Chapter 10: Love
Revolutionary Love: A Critical Approach for Teaching Young Writers by Michele Myers
Closing Thoughts by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
Preface by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
Introduction: What is Critical Humanizing Writing Pedagogy? by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
Chapter 1: Identity
At the Core: Student Identities and Writing Instruction in the Elementary Classroom by Katie Peachy and Crystal Chen-Lee
Chapter 2: Translanguaging
Translanguaging Writing Pedagogy to Leverage Multilingual Writers' Funds of Knowledge and Identity by Margarita Gomez and Joanna Wong
Chapter 3: Raciolinguistics
Critical Cultural Language and Revolutionary Love in Writing Instruction: Centering Cultural Language as Resistance, Belonging, and Affirmation by Roberta Gardner and Sanjuana Rodriguez
Chapter 4: Trauma
"We go through a story together": Considering Trauma in Critical, Humanizing Writing Classrooms by Elizabeth Dutro
Chapter 5: Multimodality
The Power and Promise of Multimodal Composition for Enacting Critical Humanizing Writing Pedagogies by Shawna Coppola
Chapter 6: Pop Culture
Powerful "X-people" and Rhythmic "Teen-age-ers": Popular Culture in Childhood Composing by Anne Haas Dyson
Chapter 7: Play
Storying Identity as Curricular Practice: The Multimodal Resonances of Play and Writing by Haeny Yoon
Chapter 8: Activism
Environmental Artivism as a Critical Multimodal Writing Pedagogy by Rebecca Woodard and Kristine Schutz
Chapter 9: Resistance
Writing as Resistance: Poetic Inquiry as a Liberatory Practice in the Classroom by Darius Phelps
Chapter 10: Love
Revolutionary Love: A Critical Approach for Teaching Young Writers by Michele Myers
Closing Thoughts by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
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Foreword by Cornelius Minor
Preface by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
Introduction: What is Critical Humanizing Writing Pedagogy? by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
Chapter 1: Identity
At the Core: Student Identities and Writing Instruction in the Elementary Classroom by Katie Peachy and Crystal Chen-Lee
Chapter 2: Translanguaging
Translanguaging Writing Pedagogy to Leverage Multilingual Writers' Funds of Knowledge and Identity by Margarita Gomez and Joanna Wong
Chapter 3: Raciolinguistics
Critical Cultural Language and Revolutionary Love in Writing Instruction: Centering Cultural Language as Resistance, Belonging, and Affirmation by Roberta Gardner and Sanjuana Rodriguez
Chapter 4: Trauma
"We go through a story together": Considering Trauma in Critical, Humanizing Writing Classrooms by Elizabeth Dutro
Chapter 5: Multimodality
The Power and Promise of Multimodal Composition for Enacting Critical Humanizing Writing Pedagogies by Shawna Coppola
Chapter 6: Pop Culture
Powerful "X-people" and Rhythmic "Teen-age-ers": Popular Culture in Childhood Composing by Anne Haas Dyson
Chapter 7: Play
Storying Identity as Curricular Practice: The Multimodal Resonances of Play and Writing by Haeny Yoon
Chapter 8: Activism
Environmental Artivism as a Critical Multimodal Writing Pedagogy by Rebecca Woodard and Kristine Schutz
Chapter 9: Resistance
Writing as Resistance: Poetic Inquiry as a Liberatory Practice in the Classroom by Darius Phelps
Chapter 10: Love
Revolutionary Love: A Critical Approach for Teaching Young Writers by Michele Myers
Closing Thoughts by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
Preface by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
Introduction: What is Critical Humanizing Writing Pedagogy? by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
Chapter 1: Identity
At the Core: Student Identities and Writing Instruction in the Elementary Classroom by Katie Peachy and Crystal Chen-Lee
Chapter 2: Translanguaging
Translanguaging Writing Pedagogy to Leverage Multilingual Writers' Funds of Knowledge and Identity by Margarita Gomez and Joanna Wong
Chapter 3: Raciolinguistics
Critical Cultural Language and Revolutionary Love in Writing Instruction: Centering Cultural Language as Resistance, Belonging, and Affirmation by Roberta Gardner and Sanjuana Rodriguez
Chapter 4: Trauma
"We go through a story together": Considering Trauma in Critical, Humanizing Writing Classrooms by Elizabeth Dutro
Chapter 5: Multimodality
The Power and Promise of Multimodal Composition for Enacting Critical Humanizing Writing Pedagogies by Shawna Coppola
Chapter 6: Pop Culture
Powerful "X-people" and Rhythmic "Teen-age-ers": Popular Culture in Childhood Composing by Anne Haas Dyson
Chapter 7: Play
Storying Identity as Curricular Practice: The Multimodal Resonances of Play and Writing by Haeny Yoon
Chapter 8: Activism
Environmental Artivism as a Critical Multimodal Writing Pedagogy by Rebecca Woodard and Kristine Schutz
Chapter 9: Resistance
Writing as Resistance: Poetic Inquiry as a Liberatory Practice in the Classroom by Darius Phelps
Chapter 10: Love
Revolutionary Love: A Critical Approach for Teaching Young Writers by Michele Myers
Closing Thoughts by Grace Kang and Sonia Kline
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