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Anthony - Well done for the choice of The Gower for your summer break :)
Ddraig-Goch
Looking at your Summer reading List, and bearing in mind your post about the new framework, might I suggest a text I recently bought and thoroughly enjoyed, to have a look at.
Edited by janet Evans (2004)Literacy Moves On: Using Popular culture, new technologies and critical literacy in the Primary Classroom. David Fulton. This is a really good read, and engages with Multimodality in the classroom.
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