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"I don't like peas!": using picturebooks to think differently & critically about curriculum, teaching, learning, and technology / William P. Bintz.

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TextSeries: The Reading Teacher. Vol. 76No. 6Teaching and Learning in ActionPublisher: New Jersey: Wiley Company, May / June 2023Description: 673 - 681 pagesISSN: 0034-0561Subject(s): Teaching and Learning. -- Curriculum. -- Picture booksDDC classification: The Reading Teacher B519 May/June 2023 Summary: Teaching, learning, and reading are complicated processes. Teachers use professional literature as one resource to learn more about these processes. Looking for additional resources? Here I invite teachers to look at picturebooks and the notion of meaning potentials.

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Teaching, learning, and reading are complicated processes. Teachers use professional literature as one resource to learn more about these processes. Looking for additional resources? Here I invite teachers to look at picturebooks and the notion of meaning potentials.

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