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Fan fiction: Improving youth literacy

Fan fiction: Improving youth literacy

Blogger : Steve Vosloo Wed, 23/01/2008 - 20:17

I wrote Fan fiction: Improving youth literacy to introduce fan fiction and a study that showed it as a legitimate way for youth to improve their literacy skills. The article appears on Thought Leader.


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