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Comment on Getting lost in a good book… in the classroom? by Kyla Curtis
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Mon, 17 Feb 2025 17:18:12 +0000
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I find it fascinating how these articles explore the complexities of studying fiction within an educational context.
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Comment on The ‘Talking About Texts’ Project by Por supuesto que lo he leído (quizá) – OREL
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Thu, 14 May 2020 07:38:26 +0000
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[…] Hace unos meses circuló en Twitter el enlace a un cuestionario sobre hábitos de lectura. No era un cuestionario convencional, en la medida en que en él también se preguntaba sobre el hábito de mentir sobre acerca de nuestras lecturas. Jessica Mason, profesora de la Sheffield Hallam University y autora de Intertextuality in Practice, estaba detrás de esa encuesta, y ha empezado a presentar los resultados de forma oral. […]
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Thank you for the post, very interesting information.
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[…] Reading on the Web the living handbook of Narratology – Experientiality Mind-modelling and classroom interaction Foregrounding in ‘Gormenghast’ and ‘Wuthering Heights’ Feeling for others and understanding […]
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Comment on A Boy and His Books: The Power of Reading for Pleasure by Diane Fenwick
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Tue, 09 Jan 2018 12:58:52 +0000
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Fantastic piece of work Rebecca. Well done. You should be so proud x
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Comment on A Boy and His Books: The Power of Reading for Pleasure by Michael Evans
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Tue, 09 Jan 2018 09:07:08 +0000
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Great piece of work Rebecca, you have portrayed, his problems and the over coming of them with caring and science. Well done
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Comment on Reading identity: experience, expertise and preference by A Boy and His Books: The Power of Reading for Pleasure – studyingfiction
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[…] reading, every step was an incredible confidence boost. It was a stride towards him proudly identifying as an independent reader. He was encouraged by his capability to enjoy a wider selection of books, in his own company. His […]
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[…] attainment, because school achievement wasn’t the primary motivation. He has grown to know reading as an enjoyable, immersive pastime. Although he initially made slow progress into independent reading, every step was an incredible […]
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