A peer reviewed journal Published by the International Association for Research on Textbooks and Educational Media
email: Michael Horsley, Staffan Selander and Natalija Mazeikiene
Recent Articles
The articles below comprise Volume 4 Number 1 of the IARTEM e-Journal published July 2011
Jørgensen, Iben Brinch (2011). The face of the factory girl: Educational rhetoric in the mediation of an historical place. IARTEM e-Journal 4 (1) 1 – 19 (Abstract) (Article)
Morgan, Anne-Marie, Kohler, Michelle & Harbon, Lesley (2011). Developing intercultural language learning textbooks: Methodological trends, engaging with the intercultural construct, and personal reflections on the process. IARTEM e-Journal 4 (1) 20 – 51 (Abstract) (Article)
Crawford, Keith (2011). Books versus ‘The Book’: The 1974 Kanawha County Textbook Controversy. IARTEM e-Journal 4 (1) 52 – 73 (Abstract) (Article)
Stewart, Colin (2011). Re-write or be written out: moving a textbook through changing paradigms. IARTEM e-Journal 4 (1) 74 – 99 (Abstract) (Article)
Rodríguez Rodríguez, Jesús (2011). Production and adaptation of materials for teachers and students: understanding socio-cultural diversity in marginalised and disadvantaged contexts. IARTEM e-Journal 4 (1) 100 – 125 (Abstract) (Article)
The articles below comprise Volume 3 Number 2 of the IARTEM e-Journal published December 2010
Danielsson, Kristina (2010). Learning Chemistry: Text use and text talk in a Finland-Swedish chemistry classroom. IARTEM e-Journal 3 (2) 1 – 28 (Abstract) (Article)
Rønningen, Anders (2010). Pictures from Ethnia: Peepholes into otherness: A brief analysis of pictures used in Norwegian music textbooks for the 8th grade. IARTEM e-Journal 3 (2) 29 – 42 (Abstract) (Article)
Horsley, Mike, Knight, Bruce & Huntly, Helen (2010). The role of textbooks and other teaching and learning resources in higher education in Australia: change and continuity in supporting learning. IARTEM e-Journal 3 (2) 43 – 61 (Abstract) (Article)
Askeland, Norunn & Aamotsbakken, Bente (2010). Understandings and misunderstandings of metaphor and images in science textbooks among minority pupils in Norwegian primary schools. IARTEM e-Journal 3 (2) 62 – 80 (Abstract) (Article)
Bauer, Kathy (2010).Textbooks and teaching and learning materials: A case study from the Early Childhood classroom. IARTEM e-Journal 3 (2) 81 - 96 (Abstract) (Article)
The articles below comprise Volume 3 Number 1 of the IARTEM e-Journal published June 2010
Knudsen, V. Susanne (2010). With gender awareness: Improving the reading of gender in educational texts and illustrations. (Abstract) (Article)
Fahlgren, S & Johansson, A. (2010). Reading normalised knowledge production from a feminist perspective: A case study. (Abstract) (Article)
Horsley, M (2010). Motivation to learn about teaching and learning materials: and their use during teacher education in Australia. (Abstract) (Article)
Lund, R. (2010). Teaching a world language for local contexts: The case of Namibian textbooks for the teaching of English. (Abstract) (Article)
Morgan, K. (2010). Of 'wealthy industrialists' and 'white protestant Europeans': The history of race racism as portrayed in a South African textbook. (Abstract) (Article)
The next Volume of the IARTEM e-Journal will be published in December 2011. All papers submitted to the IARTEM e-Journal are reviewed by two referees in a blind peer review system. Intending authors should submit their papers to the editors six months prior to publication date.
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