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A Reason to Read:
Linking Literacy and the Arts


A Reason to Read offers readers a comprehensive approach to literacy learning by linking literacy and the arts.

Landay and Wootton explore the question of what it means to be literate and provide moving portraits of how creative approaches to literacy development might be part of the daily life of schools.

Each chapter of the book details foundational theories from the fields of literacy, arts education, and school reform, and contains an "In the Classroom" section that offers teachers explicit suggestion for applying these ideas accross the curriculum.

Together, these elements provide a vision for reimagining what learning might look like in our schools.

Additional Publications
Bodies In Space, Bodies in Motion, Bodies in Character, March, 2016
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Moving Interpretations:Using Drama-Based Arts Strategies to Deepen Learning about The Diary of a Young Girl, May, 2016
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"If Walls Could Talk." Educational Leadership, February, 2013.
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The Habla Best Practices Handbook
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"Across the Doorsill: Extending Learning with Students in Mind and Body," Voices in Urban Education, AISR, 2007
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"A Constant Search: Arts-Integration in Cross-Cultural Environments." Teaching Artist Journal, 2008
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"Give Me Moor Proof." English Journal, 2005
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"Performance as the Foundation for a Secondary School Literacy Program: A Bakhtinian Perspective." in Bakhtinian Perspectives on Language, Literacy, and Learning, 2004
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"Community This and Community That." Arts Education Partnership, 2003
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"Postcards from America: Linking Literacy and Community in an ESL Class" English Journal, 2001
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