Personal Narrative, Revised: Writing Love and Agency in the by Bronwyn Clare LaMay

By Bronwyn Clare LaMay

In this inspirational ebook, LaMay exhibits readers how one can remodel school rooms and faculties into locations the place formative years can discover the intersection among literacy and their lives. This e-book is the fruits of a literacy curriculum that the writer and her highschool scholars wrote dialogically, starting with their try and outline love. via real-life school room examples, they display how an leading edge curriculum that intertwines own and educational engagement can create house for college students to discover their identities, connect with literary texts, and strengthen service provider as writers and thinkers. during this very important contribution to literacy educators, the writer exhibits how own narratives might help scholars rebuild their fractured relationships with college and envision writing and educational success as enjoying a job of their futures.

Book Features:

  • Evidence of ways scholars’ social-emotional and educational development might intertwine within the curiosity of college engagement.
  • A re-conceptualization of the advanced layers of the non-public narrative style and its position within the pedagogy of educational writing.
  • A reinterpretation of the transformational function of revision in scholars’ educational and lifestyles texts.
  • Examples of writing and interview info that illustrate the range of scholar responses.

“Heart and brain mixture during this notable tale of a instructor and her scholars operating with brave choice to create an schooling that values teens and provides weight and intending to their lives.”
Mike Rose, UCLA Graduate college of schooling and data reviews and writer of Why School?: Reclaiming schooling for All of Us

“This exceptional publication demonstrates how allowing scholars to take on rules which are significant to them can produce either rigor and integrity within the studying process.”
Linda Darling-Hammond, president, studying coverage Institute

“Bronwyn LaMay takes Toni Morrison’s suggestion of response-ability to center and develops a robust sequenced thought of narrative revelation that allows you to empower scholars and teachers.”
Nigel Hatton, collage of California

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