Take a close look at the learning experiences of a five-year-old African American preschooler considered exceptionally literate in Sunday school, but socially illiterate in preschool and the ways in which these two settings enabled or disabled Joshua’s attempt to become a reader. His parent’s explicitly taught him to negotiate the cultural boundaries of his two learning environments.
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