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EDUCATION 1465-4
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
INTERSESSION 1980
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INSTRUCTOR: David Booth
Tuesday and Thursday, 14:30 - 8:30
This course will examine the use of children's literature as a
source for reading, writing, listening, speaking and observing
in the language program.
Participants will become familiar with the various modes of
children's literature (the picture book, novel, folktale,
poetry, etc.) and will become aware of the best books that
are available for children.
Participants will explore different techniques for helping
young people experience literature, respond to literature, and
va-lue 11terature. Some of the techniques used will be role-
playing,;st&ctelling, choral speaking, writing, researching
and usihgmedia.'
While the-literature of the past will be examined, particular
emphasis will be placed on contemporary materials.
TEXT:
RUDMAN, M.K.; CHILDREN'S LITERATURE: AN ISSUES APPROACH,
D.C. Heath and Co. 1976