Challenging Traditional Classroom Spaces with Young Adult Literature: Students in Community as Course Co-Designers (Principles in Practice, 28)
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Challenging Traditional Classroom Spaces with Young Adult Literature: Students in Community as Course Co-Designers (Principles in Practice, 28)

by Ricki Ginsberg

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Challenging Traditional Classroom Spaces with Young Adult Literature considers how young adult literature can support more collaborative classroom environments. Focusing on students as course co-designers, Ricki Ginsberg presents an education-centered exploration of community, participation, and the possibilities of rethinking traditional approaches to teaching and learning.

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Challenging Traditional Classroom Spaces with Young Adult Literature examines the relationship between classroom design, young adult literature, and student participation.

The book focuses on students in community as course co-designers, emphasizing collaborative approaches to teaching and learning.

Part of the Principles in Practice series, this volume offers an education-focused perspective on rethinking traditional classroom spaces through literature.

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