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Teachers-as-writers: Writing information texts in English and vernacular

Description:: Our contribution to this volume is not on the work of the teacher who inspires the child writer, but the teacher as the writer and illustrator of multilingual texts for classroom use that inspires the child reader. This chapter focuses on a first time teacher writer from Fiji, Bereta¹, who participated in a two day writing workshop known as the Information Text Awareness Project (hereafter ITAP...
Display date:: 2015
Location:: Fiji
Format:: Book item
Collections:: ResearchCommons@Waikato
Contributors:: Turnbill, J.
Publisher:: Australian Literacy Educator's Association Ltd
Content partner:: University of Waikato
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