bookschool
Bookschool is a term used in education to describe programs or institutions that place books and reading at the center of learning. It typically emphasizes broad literacy, critical reading, and engagement with texts through discussion, writing, and production of books or book-related media. The term does not denote a single standardized model but rather a family of practices implemented in different settings.
Origins of the concept are varied; it is not tied to a formal accreditation. The idea has
Key features commonly associated with bookschool include student choice in reading, extensive use of the library,
Pedagogy tends to be project-based, inquiry-driven, and collaborative, with a focus on metacognition, textual analysis, and
Impact and landscape can vary widely. Bookschool models may raise reading engagement and writing quality but