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What Really Counts in Early Literacy Lessons
Barbara Comber

Examines three children's early experiences of school literacy lessons to consider what makes a difference in their relative success and failure during the first months of school. Argues that how, whether, and to what extent children take up what teachers make available to them is inextricably connected with the repertoires of practices and knowledges the children already possess.


LA: Volume 78, Number 1, September 2000

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