Junko Sakoi | Worlds of Words: Center for Global Literacies and Literatures (University of Arizona)

Junko Sakoi

Taro Gomi’s Big Book of Words

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Listening to Trees by Holly Thompson

WOW Dozen: The Visibility of Asian and Asian American Stories in Young Readers’ Nonfiction Books

Holding Space for Story, Reflection and Voice

Grandma's Roof Garden by Tang Wei

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WOW Dozen: Encouraging Hope through the use of Children’s Poetry and Verse Novels

A blue cover wth a small figure in the bottom left corner looking up through a telescope.

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WOW Dozen: Social and Emotional Growth and Children’s Books

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The cover of Wave published in multiple languages.

Korean Picturebook Authors and New Trends in Japan

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Exploring Korea's Post-Coloniality through Korean Picturebooks Translated into Japanese

Activities with Audiobook Incorporating Print Books

Exploring Ebook Types For Teaching Resources

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Talking about Audiobook, Videobook, and more: New Changes the Pandemic Brought

Cover of Kei Te Pehea Koe? with a woman with pink hair and a grey cat in a bastket in front of a rainbow

Creating Literature-Based Digital Classroom

Cover of Under the Broken Sky which depicts two young Japanese girls carrying backpacks and embracing each other, looking out to the viewer on a background of desert and blue sky.

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Finding Readers’ Voices through Listening and Reading Blended

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