What You Should Know About Comics, Graphic Novels, and Manga in Classrooms
What You Should Know About Comics, Graphic Novels, and Manga in Classrooms
Recorded November 24, 2020
Karen Gavigan, Christina Taylor, Kat Kan, and Esther Keller discuss how the comics medium works and why it has become so popular, particularly amongst younger readers. They answer the questions librarians and educators frequently have about comics, as well as those asked by parents who don’t believe comics count as ‘real” reading. The 60-minute session is moderated by LibraryPass’ Chief Ambassador, John Shableski.
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The Classroom Connections series helps educators seamlessly integrate comics, graphic novels, manga, and picture books into curriculum-aligned instruction. Each post pairs accessible, high-interest visual texts with academic standards to support ...
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Recorded October 27, 2020 This free webinar features Jerry Craft, Tracy Edmunds, Grace Ellis, Talia Hurwitz, Rossie Stone, and Anthony Zuiker discussing their unique perspectives on the process of developing empathy with comic books & graphic novels. ...
Promote Your Manga Collection Our Manga collection includes translated Japanese originals from publishers like Dark Horse, Digital Manga, Kodansha, Tokyopop, UDON Entertainment, and Yen Press, alongside thousands more manga-inspired titles from ...