Literacy Justice for All: Johnny Can Read!

The following is a story about Johnny that highlights larger issues impacting students across the country and beyond. It's a story that invites parents, educators, stakeholders and policymakers to listen carefully and to care deeply about systemic changes needed to support reading justice for all. Through a plethora of professional books and children's literature titles, the “Five Ws of Writing” (Who, Where, When, What, Why), and a short call to action, this story explores how equity and social justice intersect with reading education. So, let's dive in.

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Journal of Equity and Social Justice in Education
Published
2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.62889/2024/las1121
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Education Systems and Policy
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Literacy Justice for All: Johnny Can Read!

Laura Staal
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Literacy Justice for All: Johnny Can Read!

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Abstract

The following is a story about Johnny that highlights larger issues impacting students across the country and beyond. It's a story that invites parents, educators, stakeholders and policymakers to listen carefully and to care deeply about systemic changes needed to support reading justice for all. Through a plethora of professional books and children's literature titles, the “Five Ws of Writing” (Who, Where, When, What, Why), and a short call to action, this story explores how equity and social justice intersect with reading education. So, let's dive in.

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