Literacy behind Bars -

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Résumé :
Foreword Acknowledgements List of Figures List of Tables Preface Part I. Supporting Writers 1. Word by Word: Teaching Poetic Economy Behind Bars Deborah Appleman 2. Teaching to the Heart: Fostering Empathy through Writing Workshop Timothy R. Bunch 3. Composing Public Service Announcements: Using Digital Mentor Texts to Support Student Writers in a Juvenile Detention Facility Kristine E. Pytash 4. Writing About the Secrets of Gang Life Kendra S. Albright Part II. Encouraging Readers 5. Call-and-Responsive Reading: Street Literature as Agency for Incarcerated Readers Vanessa Irvin 6. Books Behind the Fence Susan McNair 7. Creating a Community of Writers Using Graphic Novels Karen W. Gavigan 8. The Places We Can Go: Book Clubs for Social Justice Jennifer L. Doyle, Elizabeth M. Bemiss, Mary E. Styslinger Part III. Inspiring Partnerships 9. Theme for English B: Teaching and Learning with Incarcerated Youth Peter Williamson, Megan Mercurio, Constance Walker 10. Reading Buddies: A School-University Partnership Mary E. Styslinger, Timothy R. Bunch 11. Building Bridges Across the Disciplines: Professional Development Behind the Fence Victoria A. Oglan, Janie R. Goodman About the Editors and Contributors Index...

Biographie:

Mary E. Styslinger is an associate professor of English and literacy education at the University of South Carolina where she directs the Midlands Writing Project. Her research interests include interweaving literacy into the English curriculum and serving marginalized and at-risk youth...

Sommaire:

Foreword
Acknowledgements
List of Figures
List of Tables
Preface
Part I. Supporting Writers
1.Word by Word: Teaching Poetic Economy Behind Bars
Deborah Appleman
2.Teaching to the Heart: Fostering Empathy through Writing Workshop
Timothy R. Bunch
3.Composing Public Service Announcements: Using Digital Mentor Texts to
Support Student Writers in a Juvenile Detention Facility
Kristine E. Pytash
4. Writing About the Secrets of Gang Life
Kendra S. Albright

Part II. Encouraging Readers
5. Call-and-Responsive Reading: Street Literature as Agency for Incarcerated Readers
Vanessa Irvin
6. Books Behind the Fence
Susan McNair
7. Creating a Community of Writers Using Graphic Novels
Karen W. Gavigan
8. The Places We Can Go: Book Clubs for Social Justice
Jennifer L. Doyle, Elizabeth M. Bemiss, Mary E. Styslinger

Part III. Inspiring Partnerships
9. Theme for English B: Teaching and Learning with Incarcerated Youth
Peter Williamson, Megan Mercurio, Constance Walker
10. Reading Buddies: A School-University Partnership
Mary E. Styslinger, Timothy R. Bunch
11. Building Bridges Across the Disciplines: Professional Development Behind the
Fence
Victoria A. Oglan, Janie R. Goodman
About the Editors and Contributors
Index