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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Multiliteracies approach"”.

  1. Exploring the pedagogical potential of graphic novels in developing Grade 7 students’ multiliteracy skills in St. Vincent and the Grenadines

    … were captured through a mixed methods approach to case study research design. A framework comprising a multiliteracies approach to pedagogy and professional learning communities inform the results. One significant finding suggests that teachers actively sought ways of overcoming the …

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  2. Multimodal textbook design : analyzing the construction of the discourses of pharmacology

    … the research is to contribute to a pedagogy of Multiliteracies in the context of Health Sciences. A Multiliteracies approach sees text in terms of a process of 'redesigning' meaning from a range of available resources. These include multimodal semiotic resources such as visual and verbal modes, …

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  3. From literary text to digital story: an innovative approach to teaching Italian as a foreign language and an analysis of its impact on the manifestation of students’ expressive potential

    … language learning of an innovative pedagogical approach, one which brings together literature and digital technology. Specifically, it investigates how combining the analysis of a literary text and the creation of a multimodal composition can help students generate communicative artefacts that …

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