Survey methods were employed to learn more about
teachers' attitudes toward graphic novels and how graphic novels are used in
their classrooms. Questions explored participants' attitudes and actual
classroom use. The survey research sought to determine if teachers are open to
using graphic novels and the extent of their willingness to do so. The study
found that although teachers report willingness to use graphic novels and other
graphica, they are limited in their attempts to do so by lack of instructional
models, lack of graphic novels in the classroom, and their own level of comfort
with the genre.
Lapp, D., Wolsey, T. D., Fisher, D., & Frey, N. (2011-2012). Graphic novels:
What elementary teachers think about their instructional value. Journal of Education, 192(1), 23-35. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1054409
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