How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Manga!

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Main Authors: Samantha Archibald Mora, Amy Bingham
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2023
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Amy Bingham
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contents How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Manga! Samantha Archibald Mora Amy Bingham Middle Schools School Libraries Cartoons Novels Reading Material Selection Library Materials The Wood River Middle School (WRMS) serves approximately 600 students a year. The school is diverse, with roughly half Latinx students and a large English language learner population. The library collection boasts almost 16,000 books. The most popular section? If you combine the manga and graphic novel sections, they win the top prize, with 38% of library circulation. Reading graphic novels and manga increases learners' literacy and provides them a scaffold into more complex texts. Having books in different formats encourages people to gain an understanding of a variety of topics. Graphic novels and manga are essential formats that belong in every library.
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spellingShingle How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Manga!
Samantha Archibald Mora
Amy Bingham
Middle Schools
School Libraries
Cartoons
Novels
Reading Material Selection
Library Materials
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Manga! Samantha Archibald Mora Amy Bingham Middle Schools School Libraries Cartoons Novels Reading Material Selection Library Materials The Wood River Middle School (WRMS) serves approximately 600 students a year. The school is diverse, with roughly half Latinx students and a large English language learner population. The library collection boasts almost 16,000 books. The most popular section? If you combine the manga and graphic novel sections, they win the top prize, with 38% of library circulation. Reading graphic novels and manga increases learners' literacy and provides them a scaffold into more complex texts. Having books in different formats encourages people to gain an understanding of a variety of topics. Graphic novels and manga are essential formats that belong in every library.
title How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Manga!
topic Middle Schools
School Libraries
Cartoons
Novels
Reading Material Selection
Library Materials
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1438769