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What's Going On in a Graphic Novel?
by
Pole, Kathryn
, Smith, Jennifer M.
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2‐Childhood
/ 3‐Early adolescence
/ 4‐Adolescence
/ 5‐College/university students
/ 6‐Adult
/ Cartoons
/ Childrens Literature
/ Color
/ Comprehension
/ Direct Instruction
/ Graphic novels
/ Illustrations
/ Instructional strategies, teaching strategies < Strategies, methods, and materials
/ Instructional strategies; methods and materials
/ In‐service < Teacher education, professional development
/ Libraries
/ Literary elements < Literature
/ Literature
/ Making inferences < Comprehension
/ Multimedia Materials
/ Novels
/ Reader Text Relationship
/ Reading Comprehension
/ Reading Instruction
/ Reading Rate
/ Reading strategies < Strategies, methods, and materials
/ Teacher education; professional development
/ Text features, text structure < Comprehension
2018
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What's Going On in a Graphic Novel?
by
Pole, Kathryn
, Smith, Jennifer M.
in
2‐Childhood
/ 3‐Early adolescence
/ 4‐Adolescence
/ 5‐College/university students
/ 6‐Adult
/ Cartoons
/ Childrens Literature
/ Color
/ Comprehension
/ Direct Instruction
/ Graphic novels
/ Illustrations
/ Instructional strategies, teaching strategies < Strategies, methods, and materials
/ Instructional strategies; methods and materials
/ In‐service < Teacher education, professional development
/ Libraries
/ Literary elements < Literature
/ Literature
/ Making inferences < Comprehension
/ Multimedia Materials
/ Novels
/ Reader Text Relationship
/ Reading Comprehension
/ Reading Instruction
/ Reading Rate
/ Reading strategies < Strategies, methods, and materials
/ Teacher education; professional development
/ Text features, text structure < Comprehension
2018
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What's Going On in a Graphic Novel?
by
Pole, Kathryn
, Smith, Jennifer M.
in
2‐Childhood
/ 3‐Early adolescence
/ 4‐Adolescence
/ 5‐College/university students
/ 6‐Adult
/ Cartoons
/ Childrens Literature
/ Color
/ Comprehension
/ Direct Instruction
/ Graphic novels
/ Illustrations
/ Instructional strategies, teaching strategies < Strategies, methods, and materials
/ Instructional strategies; methods and materials
/ In‐service < Teacher education, professional development
/ Libraries
/ Literary elements < Literature
/ Literature
/ Making inferences < Comprehension
/ Multimedia Materials
/ Novels
/ Reader Text Relationship
/ Reading Comprehension
/ Reading Instruction
/ Reading Rate
/ Reading strategies < Strategies, methods, and materials
/ Teacher education; professional development
/ Text features, text structure < Comprehension
2018
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Journal Article
What's Going On in a Graphic Novel?
2018
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Overview
The increase of graphic novels in libraries and schools and on award lists illustrates one way that children's literature is changing. This article explores the relation between words and illustrations in a popular graphic novel. The multimodal format of graphic novels requires readers to consider the words, graphics, panel sizes, and uses of color and line. Thus, the authors propose that (a) students need explicit instruction on how to read graphic novels, (b) graphic novel reading requires slow reading to attend to the details, and (c) opportunities to talk about text are necessary to explore the complexities of graphic novels.
Publisher
Wiley Subscription Services, Inc,Wiley-Blackwell,Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Subject
/ 5‐College/university students
/ 6‐Adult
/ Cartoons
/ Color
/ Instructional strategies, teaching strategies < Strategies, methods, and materials
/ Instructional strategies; methods and materials
/ In‐service < Teacher education, professional development
/ Literary elements < Literature
/ Making inferences < Comprehension
/ Novels
/ Reading strategies < Strategies, methods, and materials
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