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Kelli Rushek and AYA ELA student publish research on Bravo and pop culture

Kelli Rushek and AYA ELA student publish research on Bravo and pop culture

Kelli Rushek, from the Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, and AYA ELA student Katherine Babitsky co-authored research. They became Bravo-demics with their newest publication, "Everyday Entrypoints: A Bravo-inspired Framework for Critical, Popcultural Curriculum Integration in Literacy Teaching and Learning" in the Journal of Language and Literacy Education.

Rushek, K. A., & Babitsky, K. E. (2026). Everyday entrypoints: A Bravo-inspired framework for critical, popcultural curriculum integration in literacy teaching and learning. Journal of Language & Literacy Education, 22(3).