Call For Papers
Tuesday, March 04, 2008 . Posted by admin
The Reading Association of Ireland, Froebel College of Education, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, 25th Sept. - 27th Sept. 2008
RAI invites proposals for papers for its annual conference on the theme of:
The Changing Landscapes of Literacy - Building Best Practice. [link to http://www.reading.ie/conferences/2008/index.php#papersCall
The conference will comprise of papers and workshops on the role and development of literacy across the strands of language, reading and writing. Proposals on building best practice in literacy in the Irish language will also be considered. Proposals for papers (250 words) should be submitted by Friday 4th April, 2008 to Brendan Culligan, Froebel College of Education, Sion Hill, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. (Email: ) For more information on RAL, visit http://www.reading.ie
New Award
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We are launching a new award, the Blackwell/ UKLA Research in Literacy Education Award.
This new award is to be given annually for research published in either of UKLA’s journals - Literacy and Journal of Research in Reading - judged to be exemplary in terms of the selection criteria applied in both journals. The award is sponsored by Blackwell, the publisher of UKLA’s journals. The first award will be presented at the annual International Conference dinner in July 2008.
New Website
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We have been developing our new website for the last few months and hope that you like it. Visit the Discussion Forum to let us know what you think!
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- Be part of the future of literacy learning and teaching
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- “poetry in schools”
- faerie on 08/19/2008 at 12:34 pm
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