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The Youth Lens: Analyzing adolescence/ts in literary texts
R Petrone, S Sarigianides, MA Lewis
Journal of Literacy Research 46 (4), 506-533, 2015
1372015
Redefining “community” through collaboration and co-teaching: A case study of an ESOL specialist, a literacy specialist, and a fifth-grade teacher
AA Hersi, D Horan, MA Lewis
Teachers and Teaching: Theory and Practice 22, 927-946, 2016
87*2016
Deficits, therapists, and a desire to distance: Secondary English preservice teachers’ reasoning about their future students
R Petrone, MA Lewis
English Education 44, 254-287, 2012
622012
Building a framework for determining authenticity of instructional tasks within teacher education programs
H Iverson, MA Lewis, RM Talbot
Teaching and Teacher Education 24, 290-302, 2008
572008
How re-thinking adolescence helps re-imagine the teaching of English
S Sarigianides, MA Lewis, R Petrone
English Journal 104 (3), 13-18, 2015
512015
Although adolescence need not be violent…”: Pre-service teachers’ connections between “adolescence” and literacy curriculum
MA Lewis, R Petrone
Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy 53, 398-407, 2010
442010
Scaffolding and inequitable participation in linguistically diverse book clubs
MA Lewis, M Gomez Zisselsberger
Reading Research Quarterly 54, 167-186, 2019
312019
Sexuality as risk and resistance in young adult literature
MA Lewis, ES Durand
The Critical Merits of Young Adult Literature: Coming of Age, 38-54, 2014
242014
Rethinking the “adolescent” in adolescent literacy
ST Sarigianides, R Petrone, MA Lewis
192017
Co-characters in an immigration story: Sixth grade students’ narrative interpretations of literature and life
MA Lewis
Middle Grades Research Journal 9 (1), 19-34, 2014
92014
Wisdom, mystery, and dangerous knowledge: Exploring depictions of the archetypal sage in young adult literature
IP Renga, MA Lewis
Study & Scrutiny: Research in Young Adult Literature 3 (1), 25-50, 2018
82018
(Re) Imagining Life in the Classroom: Inciting Dialogue Through an Examination of Teacher–Student Relationships in Film
MA Lewis, IP Renga
Exploring Teachers in Fiction and Film, 65-76, 2016
82016
Acting Adolescent? Acting adolescent?: Critical examinations of the youth-adult binary in Feed and Looking for Alaska
MA Lewis, R Petrone, ST Sarigianides
The ALAN Review 43 (2), 43-50, 2016
82016
“I thought coaches were supposed to set an example”: Coaches’ divergent roles in young adult literature
L Rodesiler, MA Lewis
The ALAN Review 46 (2), 27-39, 2019
72019
Illustrating youth: A critical examination of the artful depictions of adolescent characters in comics
MA Lewis
Teaching comics through multiple lenses: Critical perspectives, 49-61, 2014
52014
Supporting media-savvy youth-activists: The case of Marcus Yallow
MA Lewis
Critical media literacy and fake news in a post-truth America, 127-140, 2018
42018
“But there's gotta be a strength”: Toward the equitable assessment of the writing of emerging bilinguals
MA Lewis, M Zisselsberger
Teaching English language arts to English language learners: Preparing pre …, 2016
42016
Literacy Intervention in Secondary Schools Exploring Educators’ Beliefs and Practices about Supporting Adolescents’ Literacy Learning
SM Lupo, KK Frankel, MA Lewis, AM Wilson
Journal of Teacher Education 75 (1), 13-28, 2024
32024
Contrasting the archetypal sage with the mentor coach in young adult literature: Insights for teacher reflection
IP Renga, MA Lewis
Teachers, teaching, and media: Original essays about education in popular …, 2019
3*2019
Between being and becoming: The adolescent-athlete in young adult fiction
MA Lewis, L Rodesiler
Sports and K-12 education: Insights for teachers, coaches, and school …, 2018
32018
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