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Multimodal Literacy in School Science: Transdisciplinary Perspectives on Theory, Research, and Pedagogy

by Len Unsworth, Russell Tytler, Lisl Fenwick, Sally Humphrey, Paul Chandler, Michele Herrington, Lam Pham, 2022, Imprint Routledge, London, 286 pp, ISBN 9781003150718 (e-bk)

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Pages 113-116 | Received 14 Aug 2023, Accepted 16 Oct 2023, Published online: 07 Nov 2023

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