Titlebook: Generation Z; Zombies, Popular Cul Victoria Carrington,Jennifer Rowsell,Rebecca Westr Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2

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Book 2016nsiveness of everyday practices of schooling such as literacy, curriculum and pedagogy to the new contexts in which children and young people develop their identities, attitudes to learning, and engage with the many publics that make up their everyday worlds.

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Kosten- und Leistungsverrechnung’s our old friend capitalism rearing his ugly mug), the airlines had all, according to common procedure these days, overbooked their flights. Sure, they could get me to Europe, but not for several days, and by that time, I would have missed my reason for going: to see German zombies run.

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Stefan R?ger,Frank Morelli,Antonio del Mondo light of the qualitative data, this chapter suggests that videogames can provide a model for productive, collaborative, and creative change that promises to be relevant and meaningful to educators and students.

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Staying Up Late Watching ,rtrait view of a tween’s keen interest in zombies, drawing out aspects of her life as sedimentations of apocalyptic themes. The third and final optic is a brief close-up and personal account of my own struggles with zombies and researching young people about their investments and ruling passions with gothic, apocalyptic, and zombie worlds.

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Zombies, Boys, and Videogames: Problems and Possibilities in an Assessment Culture light of the qualitative data, this chapter suggests that videogames can provide a model for productive, collaborative, and creative change that promises to be relevant and meaningful to educators and students.

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