Multiple Readings of a Picture Book

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Johnson, G
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1999
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This article provides a demonstration for literacy teachers across tertiary, secondary, primary and early childhood classrooms of how multiple readings Libby Gleeson's (1992) picture book Mu m Goes To Work can be produced. Specifically, Johnson explores four readings of the text, pausing at times defend particular reading strategies or practices used in the production different readings. The first three readings focus on the author, the text individual reader respectively. However, the central focus of the article fourth reading of the picture book, produced from a world context or critical literacy approach. Each approach ...
View more >This article provides a demonstration for literacy teachers across tertiary, secondary, primary and early childhood classrooms of how multiple readings Libby Gleeson's (1992) picture book Mu m Goes To Work can be produced. Specifically, Johnson explores four readings of the text, pausing at times defend particular reading strategies or practices used in the production different readings. The first three readings focus on the author, the text individual reader respectively. However, the central focus of the article fourth reading of the picture book, produced from a world context or critical literacy approach. Each approach offers readers further possibilities understanding texts.
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View more >This article provides a demonstration for literacy teachers across tertiary, secondary, primary and early childhood classrooms of how multiple readings Libby Gleeson's (1992) picture book Mu m Goes To Work can be produced. Specifically, Johnson explores four readings of the text, pausing at times defend particular reading strategies or practices used in the production different readings. The first three readings focus on the author, the text individual reader respectively. However, the central focus of the article fourth reading of the picture book, produced from a world context or critical literacy approach. Each approach offers readers further possibilities understanding texts.
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Journal Title
Australian Journal of Language and Literacy
Volume
22
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© 1999 Australian Literacy Educators' Association. The attached file is reproduced here in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher. Please refer to the journal's website for access to the definitive, published version.
Subject
Education systems
Curriculum and pedagogy
Specialist studies in education