| Title: | Literacy: Transcending the Printed Text |
| Author: | Gaber, Alice |
| Description: | In this literacy narrative, I try to define what "literacy" is based on my personal experiences with learning and constructing meaning in college. I conclude that literacy, or rather "literacies," are multiple and varied tools through which we communicate, transmit information, and learn about the world around us. In this narrative, I invite readers to join with me in a recollection of a class that I’ve taken as a college student, a class that incorporated various forms of literacies and that has consequentially stretched my capacity to learn creatively and independently, and to derive a greater sense of purpose and meaning from my studies. |
| Bookmark: | http://hdl.handle.net/2374.DALN/3106 |
| Date: | 2012-05-24 |
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