01549cam a2200265 4500 335645087 TxAuBib 20171218120000.0 961216s1997||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u 9781571100580 alk. paper 157110058X alk. paper TxAuBib Parker, Diane. Jamie : a literacy story / Diane Parker. York, Me. : Stenhouse Publishers, 1997. xii, 116 p. ; 23 cm. This is the quiet beginning to a story that will show you the power of literacy and its role in enriching a child's life. It is a human story, and you will find much in the narrative that moves you. The implications will encourage you to reflect on your own teaching practice and on your ideas of what literacy means for all learners. Jamie, a child with spinal muscular atrophy, was Diane Parker's student from kindergarten through second grade. In those three years Jamie's school experiences and her family's growing involvement with her learning supported the developing literacy that helped her cope with her increasingly critical handicap. 20171218. Panui, Jamie, -1994. Parker, Diane. Language arts (Primary) Hawaii Oahu Case studies. Literacy Hawaii Oahu Case studies. Muscular dystrophy in children Hawaii Oahu Case studies. Children with disabilities United States Biography.