Family Electronic Literacy: Part 1 - Home-School Links Through Audiotaped Books
In part one of this discussion of Family Electronic Literacy, the aim is to briefly review the idea of “parental involvement in children’s reading” and its development into the concept of “family literacy”, together with the emerging notion of “electronic literacy”. From an integration of these, the...
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