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Reflections on Teaching Children’s Literature

Children’s Lit: The Purpose and the Problem The 200-level Children’s Literature course I teach is required for all Elementary Education majors at my institution. The purpose of the course is to acquaint students with a variety of books they may wish to share with their future students and to invite students to respond to children’s…

January 10, 2014 in children's literature, teaching.
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