Words Were All We Had: Becoming Biliterate Against the Odds (Language and Literacy Series)
by Celia Genishi, Maria De La Luz Reyes, Donna E. Alvermann
Words Were All We Had chronicles the determination to achieve biliteracy amid adversity, drawing from the Language and Literacy Series. Co-authored by Celia Genishi, Maria De La Luz Reyes, and Donna E. Alvermann, it illustrates how language fosters growth and resilience in challenging circumstances. An essential read for those passionate about education and multilingualism.
About This Book
This book, part of the Language and Literacy Series, delves into the process of becoming biliterate despite significant obstacles. It highlights the role of language in personal and educational development.
Authors Celia Genishi, Maria De La Luz Reyes, and Donna E. Alvermann contribute their expertise to examine literacy in diverse contexts. The narrative emphasizes resilience and the transformative power of words.
Presented as a used book in good condition, it offers accessible insights for educators and readers interested in bilingualism. The series focuses on innovative approaches to language learning and literacy challenges.
Through its exploration, the book underscores the importance of supportive environments for biliteracy. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding linguistic odds and triumphs.
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