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ML Translation Movement

Page history last edited by Renee Hobbs 15 years, 2 months ago

 

Dear colleagues,

 

Educating the educators is an important step toward spreading the ML concepts. Books are major resources. Alas, most of the targeted Arab K-12 educators and the majority in higher education (Language and communication majors) do not read in other languages other than Arabic.

So far, I noticed that initiators of MLE in different parts of the world share parallel paths in their journeys. Although we are collaborating and building up the knowledge in ML, pioneers in the field have grounded a clear foundation to build on and follow. Yes there is a lot to do in finding creative methods and applications; however, there is no need to reinvent the wheel.

Therefore, I am calling on all colleagues in this project to recommend books that are worthy of translating.  The most recommended books will be reviewed by a committee of specialists to be funded and translated to Arabic.

 

Instruction :

1.  Wirte your recommendations with full references in the following table, with short reasoning for your recommendation.

2.  If a book is already listed in the table, please add your name to the "recommended by" column. Also add your reasoning if different in      the"Because" column.

 

 

Suggested ML Books

 

 

No. Book Title & Info Recommended by Because
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Reading the Media: Media Literacy in High School English

1. Renee Hobbs

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 It describes actual classroom practices and activities and has research demonstrating the effectivess of ML on reading and critical thinking
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