John McNamara, associate professor, Child and Youth Studies was interviewed for the Metro Canada article “Nurturing a love of reading for boys” on March 16. In the article, he discusses the difference between boys and girls when it comes to reading.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010 | by The Brock News
John McNamara, associate professor, Child and Youth Studies was interviewed for the Metro Canada article “Nurturing a love of reading for boys” on March 16. In the article, he discusses the difference between boys and girls when it comes to reading.
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