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摘要
本案例研究通过对支持儿子识字的社会文化实践的调查,探讨了中产阶级家庭在儿子识字发展中的作用。本文采用了Rogoff的社会文化框架,该框架提出了观察人类发展的三个分析层面。识字实践的马克斯(8岁)是中心焦点。分析探讨了社区、人际和个人扫盲活动如何联系起来,形成他的整体扫盲实践。从这一分析中,我们可以深入了解围绕扫盲的同伴互动的本质、家庭扫盲中的性别考虑以及男孩的校外扫盲实践。关键词:社会文化视角;multiliteracies;家庭素养;性别和扫盲的研究结果表明,父母的作用和孩子的识字能力的发展是有关系的。罗格夫的社会文化理论提出了人类社会发展的三个分析轴和观察轴,利用了人类社会文化发展的三个分析轴和观察轴。文章porte essentielement sur les pratiques de literative de Max(8分)。作者分析了各种各样的活动,社区,人际关系和人际关系,以及文学作品和文学作品的幻影,随后的文学作品和马克思的作品。我将分析四个方面:文学的相互作用,文学的相互作用,文学的两性关系,文学的两性关系,文学的两性关系,文学的两性关系,文学的两性关系,文学的两性关系,文学的两性关系,文学的两性关系,文学的两性关系。文化、社会、文学、多元文学、文学家庭、文学和性别的观点
FROM STORYBOOKS TO GAMES, COMICS, BANDS, AND CHAPTER BOOKS: A YOUNG BOY'S APPROPRIATION OF LITERACY PRACTICES
This case study addresses a middle class family ʹ s role in their son ʹ s literacy development through an investigation of the socio ‐ cultural practices that support his literacy acquisition. Rogoff ʹ s socio ‐ cultural framework, which proposes three planes of analysis for observation of human development, is used for the analysis. The literacy practices of Max (age 8) are the central focus. The analysis explores how community, interpersonal, and personal literacy activities connect to form holistic literacy practices for him. Insights into the nature of peer interactions around literacy, gender considerations in family literacy, and boys ʹ out ‐ of ‐ school literacy practices emerge from this analysis. Key words: socio ‐ cultural perspectives on literacy; multiliteracies; family literacy; gender and literacy L’etude de cas presentee ici porte sur le role de parents de classe moyenne dans le developpement de la litteratie de leur fils. Le cadre socioculturel de Rogoff, qui propose trois axes d’analyse pour l’observation du developpement de l’etre humain, est utilise dans l’analyse des pratiques socioculturelles qui favorisent la litteratie. L’article porte essentiellement sur les pratiques de litteratie de Max (8 ans). L’auteur analyse le lien entre diverses activites communautaires, interpersonnelles et personnelles en matiere de litteratie et l’apparition subsequente de pratiques de litteratie holistiques chez Max. L’analyse fournit des points de repere sur la litteratie et les interactions entre des pairs, les differences entre les sexes et la litteratie familiale ainsi que les pratiques de litteratie chez les garcons en dehors du milieu scolaire. Mots cles : perspectives socioculturelles sur la litteratie, multilitteraties, litteratie familiale, litteratie et sexes
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The Canadian Journal of Education (CJE) is a national peer-reviewed journal sponsored by the membership of the Canadian Society for the Study of Education. The CJE prioritizes research and scholarly writing that is of relevance to the Canadian education community. The journal is read by scholars worldwide, and aims to represent the valuable contributions that Canadian scholars in education continue to make to the field. The Journal accepts and publishes both French and English articles and book reviews. CJE on occasion also publishes international papers that shed light on shared issues and that include Canadian authors as references.