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Download full textKumpulainen, Kristiina; Byman, Jenny; Renlund, Jenny; Wong, Chin Chin – Education Sciences, 2020
Drawing on a relational ontology and scholarship of new literacies, we investigate the materiality and performativity of children's augmented storying in nature. Our study is situated in a Finnish primary school in which a novel, augmented reality application (MyAR Julle) was utilized as a digital storytelling tool for children (n = 62, aged 7-9),…
Descriptors: Elementary School Students, Computer Simulation, Story Telling, Children
Direct linkPayne, Phillip G. – Environmental Education Research, 2010
Imagination might be understood as letting our senses, perceptions and sensibilities run free for no apparent reason. Here, for this special edition what might be "remarkable" is the "opening" of our imagination provided orally through storytelling. This opening involves the "placing" of our own and our listeners'…
Descriptors: Imagination, Cues, Story Telling, Illustrations
Adomat, Donna Sayers – Children's Literature in Education, 2010
In this qualitative study, the author explores how young readers build literary understanding through performative responses in picturebook read-alouds. Performative responses allow children to create and express meaning in ways that go beyond talk and that engage their creativity and imagination. They include a variety of modalities, such as…
Descriptors: Reading Aloud to Others, Reader Response, Literature Appreciation, Grade 2
