Walking Dead Literacies: Zombies, Boys, and (Re)Animated Storytelling
Abstract
Increased emphasis on standardization in primary grades can stifle spontaneous literacy play. The authors argue that allowing playful, collaborative, multimodal literacies into primary classrooms and specifically in writers’ workshop can expand and enliven the way we see students’ literacy strengths. The authors look closely at the unique storytelling processes and final performance of a grades K–1 collaborative storytelling group, the Zombie...
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Title
Walking Dead Literacies: Zombies, Boys, and (Re)Animated Storytelling
Published Date
May 16, 2018
Journal
Volume
72
Issue
3
Pages
313 - 324
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