Keywords
Genrefication
Reading
Genres
Diversity
Inclusiveness
COVID-19
Reading
Genres
Diversity
Inclusiveness
COVID-19
Abstract
Fiona Mulvaney describes a student-centred approach to genrefying the school library collection, fostering student voice and inclusion and creating a sense of ownership of both the collections and their reading lives.
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