In the Pursuit of Justice
Even from the earliest grades, children have the rights to read and write—not just in dominant American English, but also in their own languages and dialects.
Young children make meaning and make sense from the earliest years. They read facial expressions, engage in interactions, and read symbols across a variety of named languages. Historically narrow definitions of reading and writing, however, o...
Even from the earliest grades, children have the rights to read and write—not just in dominant American English, but also in their own languages and dialects.
Young children make meaning and make sense from the earliest years. They read facial expressions, engage in interactions, and read symbols across a variety of named languages. Historically narrow definitions of reading and writing, however, o...
