Picturebooks in the Primary EFL Classroom: Authentic Literature for an Authentic Response
This article begins by discussing the term ‘picturebook’, followed by a definition which centres on the picture-word dynamic, the social and cultural implications of using picturebooks and an explanation of picturebook peritext. This is followed by a section that discusses response and its relevance...
Main Author: | Sandie Mourão |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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CLELEjournal
2016-05-01
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Series: | CLELEjournal |
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Online Access: | http://clelejournal.org/sh-html/ |
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