The tendency is to group fictional treatments of pop culture archetypes such as zombies with similar texts of fiction, but actually non-fiction texts such as this one can be far more reflective of fandom-based learning…
Moonrise Kingdom’s Lesson: Tweens are the New Teens… and the New Adults
Guest Post by Anna Smith… New York Comic Con and the Literacies of Fandom
New York Comic Con 2012: Highlights from the ALA-Sponsored Sessions
Recommended Comics for Schools: Pippi Moves In, An Inspector Calls, District Comics, A Chinese Life
Why ‘Wuthering Heights’ is a Must-See
Recommended Comics for Schools: Uncle Scrooge, Papyrus, The Loxleys/Crogan’s Loyalty, Hammer and Anvil
Some time has passed since I posted part one and part two of this series, so by way of reminder, we’re not just taking a look at recent graphic titles of merit and how they align with core curriculum but also with media literacy, visual literacy, and similar topics. Uncle Scrooge: “Only a Poor Old [...]







