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Going Graphic:
Comics at Work in the Multilingual Classroom



Title: Going Graphic: Comics at Work in the Multilingual Classroom

Author: Stephen Cary

Publisher: Heinemann

Overview: Stephen Cary offers information, lessons, activities, and tips for using comics with second language learners, both for language and literacy development and for content learning. The knowledge and skills the book provides are appropriate and useful for educators at all levels -- from elementary school through adult education. The book is sensible, practical, and eminently readable.

Exerpt: Missing Panels

Article by Linda Starr
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11/01/2004
 

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