Illustrations & Language in Children's Literature 
.... not only the inclusion of negative or stereotypical imagery that can undermine a culture's validity and provide negative perspectives to
child readers but it ....
(1745
7
)
Call of the Wild & The Incredible Journey
.... both works are about animals, Burnford's story is typical of much children's literature in that it is carefully designed to make her
child readers "better" in ....
(2014
8
)
Emerging Readers & Writers This article looks at
.... They were usually
readers themselves, and began reading to their children while .... of parents being receptive and supportive to their
child's literacy endeavors. ....
(2304
9
)
Parenting a Child with Dyslexia
.... It is suggested that parents for get their
child into extra curricular activities which .... is too broad as it includes as dyslexic all poor
readers who stumble ....
(1740
7
)
"She Waits in the Spirit Land"
.... Certainly, this is a stunning idea to introduce to Victorian
readers, but
Child does in a very casual manner, and the story maintains its matter-of-fact tone. ....
(1491
6
)
Quality Children's Literature
.... Dahl 7). While this introduction is sure to make an impression on a
child readership, Dahl could not necessarily expect such a reaction from adult
readers. ....
(1957
8
)
Roald Dahl and Astrid Lindgren
.... Dahl 7). While this introduction is sure to make an impression on a
child readership, Dahl could not necessarily expect such a reaction from adult
readers. ....
(1957
8
)
3 Approaches to Teaching Reading
.... Most of the reading is in general books, although the
child may chose to read selections in basal
readers, depending on their availability in the classroom. ....
(2723
11
)
Miss Rumphius by Barbara Cooney
.... voice of its first-person-peripheral narrator, Alice, who is a
child with a .... first-person-peripheral Alice is a point of identification with
readers, and the ....
(1510
6
)
Gender Stereotypes
.... as a reflection of the individual's gender identity, thus indicating that the books exert a strong influence on the fender perceptions of
child readers. ....
(4320
17
)
Gender Stereotypes and Children
.... as a reflection of the individual's gender identity, thus indicating that the books exert a strong influence on the fender perceptions of
child readers. ....
(4320
17
)
Children Learning to Read
.... basal
readers, with their formulaic content, arguing instead for true literature, which he defines as "books written at the appropriate age levels of the
child ....
(1586
6
)
Classic Children's Literature
.... In her general attitude towards Colin
readers discover an admirable trait in Mary. .... the ten-year-old who has spent his whole life assuming he will die a
child. ....
(1567
6
)
Transactional Analysis Theory
.... It contains "recordings of the
child's earliest experiences, responses, and the "positions .... feel-good genre, this work attempts to lead its
readers through a ....
(1517
6
)
A Child Development center in Oregon
.... They are well-prepared to become confident
readers and writers. The childcare environment offered at the Helen Gordon
Child Development Center is very ....
(2469
10
)
Child Safety and the Internet
.... through four, is a multiple-choice web safety quiz for new
readers with graphic .... for Kids for grades five through 8 is a six-question quiz on
child safety with ....
(2594
10
)
Gwendolyn Brooks
.... difficulties that the urban experience can bring, particularly in the life of a
child, while keeping her language simple enough for young
readers to understand ....
(2038
8
)
This study will compare Eric Berne's Games People
.... Berne seeks to show his
readers the old scripts they have been following so that they can begin to stop acting out old
child and parent roles and come from the ....
(1565
6
)
Language Development in the Child Learning an
.... One should warn
readers at this point that all these
child language analyses have been conducted in Western countries and, quite often, with the children of ....
(8138
33
)
Problem of Poor Reading Skills
.... involved in helping children to read because they recognize that if a
child cannot read .... The choice strategy for beginning
readers is to decode letters to sounds ....
(1687
7
)
Adolescent Reading & Writing Disabilities
.... involved in helping children to read because they recognize that if a
child cannot read .... The choice strategy for beginning
readers is to decode letters to sounds ....
(1687
7
)
Freud's Influence on Fiction
.... her
child, or a man's invention of an idealized ghost version of his still-living wife evoke Freudian categories of analysis and inevitably remind
readers of ....
(1274
5
)
Charles Dickens
.... who is the psychological core of the story, which is far more tragic than we as
readers, or Dickens .... "Great Expiations: Dickens and the Betrayal of the
Child". ....
(872
3
)
Financing Child Care
.... regret that we cannot include each and every topic relevant to our
readers' interests .... In addition, we'll take a close look
child care policy from a recent Issue ....
(9664
39
)
Dorothy Allison's Bastard Out of Carolina
.... had never directly experienced--although certain elements in the book were close to home, such as the setting,
readers who believe .... "Sorrow's
Child." The Nation ....
(1802
7
)
Nadine Gordimer
.... Lovers" and "Country Lovers", South African writer Nadine Gordimer asks her
readers to consider .... by the state against its people and by a man against a
child. ....
(1232
5
)
Isaiah 7:14-17
.... The Prophet Isaiah tells his
readers to be attentive to the passage, and to .... of the Lord by the prophet, saying: Behold, a virgin shall be with
child and shall ....
(1412
6
)
Messianic Prophcies About Jesus' Birth
.... The Prophet Isaiah tells his
readers to be attentive to the passage, and to .... of the Lord by the prophet, saying: Behold, a virgin shall be with
child and shall ....
(1411
6
)
Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita
.... of the author's name, is sending up most of his potential
readers before they .... savage humor than all those who would worry about "the wayward
child" and "the ....
(1971
8
)
Metacognition
.... The model makes important distinctions between
readers and between text types .... important to consider the matter with respect to what a typical
child knows about ....
(2079
8
)
