Manga Goes to School : Cultivating Engagement and Inclusion in K-12 Settings (Aasl Standards-based Learning)

Hawkins, Ashley/ Ratica, Emily/ Smith, Sara

Association of College & Research Libraries（2024/12発売）

• 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 216 p.
• 言語 ENG
• 商品コード 9798892555852

Full Description

The appeal of manga is undeniable. As a worldwide publishing phenomenon, it has deservedly garnered the attention of scores of young learners. School librarians are willing and excited to harness its overwhelming popularity, and the benefits are real: with manga, you'll strengthen not only the circulation statistics in your school library but also engagement and inclusion. This easy-to-use guide will walk you through making it happen. Inside, you'll discover



12 adaptable lesson plans that incorporate the AASL Standards, with additional national and content-specific standards also highlighted to enhance instructional partnerships;
dedicated information for elementary, middle, and high school librarians;
an overview of manga basics, such as key genres and publishers;
advice on collection development, readers' advisory, and organizing in your space;
how manga collections and programming connect with and through all six of AASL's Shared Foundations;
guidance on ways to integrate manga into your lesson planning, including anime club content that nurtures a feeling of community;
how manga connects with and through learners from marginalized communities;
personal librarian stories beautifully illustrated manga-style by both high school learners and co-author Sybil M. TourÉ; and
an appendix of manga recommendations sorted by age group and a helpful glossary.

Contents

Using This Guide

Part I Getting Started with Manga

Chapter 1 The Basics of Manga as a Format

Chapter 2 You Don't Have to Be an Expert: Manga Advocacy for Everyone


Part II Manga in the School Library Space

Chapter 3 Foundational Information about Manga

Chapter 4 Collection Development

Chapter 5 Ordering and Maintaining Manga

Chapter 6 Physical Organization in Your Space


Part III Manga and Student Engagement

Chapter 7 Readers' Advisory

Chapter 8 Manga and Marginalized Communities


Part IV Manga and Instruction with Lesson Plans

Chapter 9 Manga in ELA Classes and Reading Electives

Lesson 9.1 Reading Manga for the First Time with Yotsuba&!
Lesson 9.2 Test Prep with Demon Slayer
Lesson 9.3 Introducing Manga in a Classroom Setting with My Hero Academia
Lesson 9.4 Fullmetal Alchemist and the Value of a Human

Chapter 10 Manga Across the Curriculum

Lesson 10.1 Environmental Science with Studio Ghibli
Lesson 10.2 Cells at Work! with Middle School Science
Lesson 10.3 Okinawa and the Impacts of War on Colonized People
Lesson 10.4 Blank Canvas: My So-Called Artist's Journey and Art Studies

Chapter 11 Manga in Clubs

Lesson 11.1 Creating Your Own Anime Awards
Lesson 11.2 Character Debates on a Continuum
Lesson 11.3 Manga and Anime Journals
Lesson 11.4 Running an Anime and Manga Club for Elementary Learners


Part V Manga After School

Chapter 12 The Digital Landscape

Chapter 13 Anime Clubs as Community Builders

Appendixes

Appendix A Manga by Genre
Appendix B From the Mall Bookstore Floor to School Librarianship: An Otaku Story
Appendix C Bringing Hobbies Together through Manga and Cosplay
Appendix D The Strength of Creative Communities, and Being the Change

Glossary

Bibliography

About the Authors and Contributors

Index

SPECIAL FEATURE: Falling into Fandom