What Do Feminist Theories Have to Offer to Literacy, Education, and Research? (Conversations).

Que peut apporter le feminisme a l'alphabetisation ? Pourquoi les chercheurs dans le domaine de l'alphabetisation s'interessent-ils aux theories feministes ? Que peuvent apporter les methodologies feministes aux pratiques des enseignants ? Les AA. de cette recherche repondent a ces differentes interrogations

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