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For an introduction to the CoverWeb concept, see Michael J. Salvo's
LoggingOn
piece about the promises and pitfalls of multi-vocal academic texts.
If you have questions, problems, concerns, and even if you have good
things to say, please use let
us know.
Special Kairos Call for CoverWeb texts: Exceptionality and Disability
Kairos
invites submissions for a Spring 2002 CoverWeb about exceptionality/disability
in the classroom. Sharing ideas, practice-based research, theoretical
explorations, and anecdotes about exceptional/disabled teaching and
learning can help us to understand the challenges on new levels.
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