Here is a link to my latest publication in JAAL, Critical Internet Literacy: What Is It, and How Should We Teach It? https://colinharrisonorg.files.wordpress.com/2020/06/3481d-jaal-5-harrison-cil.pdf
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Reading Achievement, International Comparisons, and Moral Panic: Do International Reading Test Scores Matter?
Here’s the first paragraph of my recent article in JAAL – click on the link below to go to the full article. Thanks! Moral panic about reading achievement appears to afflict most English-speaking nations from time to time, and when this occurs, stories of a decline in achievement appear regularly in the media. Referring toContinue reading “Reading Achievement, International Comparisons, and Moral Panic: Do International Reading Test Scores Matter?”
Unpublishing 101 – fake journals and the grey economy of open access publishing
In this ‘post-truth world’, fake journals are beginning to become a serious nuisance. Open-access publication now operates in a kind of academic parallel universe, with over 2000 predatory and exploitative publishers, author fees up to $3,700, automatic acceptance of papers, contrived metrics, fake (or partly-fake) review boards, fake conferences, and bogus proofreading services (for whichContinue reading “Unpublishing 101 – fake journals and the grey economy of open access publishing”
Nashville!
LRA 2016 in Nashville was great. Some wonderful sessions; for me, two of the best were the David Bloom session on narratavizing thinking practices, with the wonderful Amy Klepcyk, and the integrative research review on multimodalities.
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