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A Global Lens for Viewing Children’s Literature
2014The goal of this chapter is to provide background for the reader about visual literacy, how the visual has been found within children’s literature traditionally, and the global rise of visuals in children’s literature currently, as well as introduce a new genre that has a strong emphasis on the visual.
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The Journal of Social Studies Research, 2020
This research analyzes global children's literature from the National Council for Social Studies Notable Trade book lists from the past three years. The authors studied primary level texts that were either written by or about people and cultures from outside the United States.
Elizabeth Kenyon, Andrea Christoff
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This research analyzes global children's literature from the National Council for Social Studies Notable Trade book lists from the past three years. The authors studied primary level texts that were either written by or about people and cultures from outside the United States.
Elizabeth Kenyon, Andrea Christoff
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Iranian Children’s Literature: A Success Story Nationally and Globally
2021Children’s literature has been more successful internationally than Iranian adult fiction and it is also a field that is more professionalised than the one for adults. In this chapter, I analyse children’s literature to understand phenomena that have been occurring in the larger field.
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Global Perspectives on Death in Children's Literature
2015Introduction: Flying Kites and Other Life-Death Matters Lesley D. Clement Part 1: Adapting Death for Changing Contexts 1.Thus did hearth-companions grieve their lord's fall: Death, Mourning, and the Children's Beowulf Daniel Pinti 2. Loyalty, Honor, and Death in Rick Riordan's Olympus Series Ginger Stelle 3.
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Using Children's Literature and Drama to Explore Children's Lives in the Context of Global Conflicts
The Social Studies, 2014This article examines children's literature that depicts people undergoing political conflict and war in a post-WWII era. These books portray political conflicts, refugees' relocation, and settlement in different countries. Using these books with drama inspired activities can help students gain awareness and empathetic attitudes toward those in a ...
Monobe, Gumiko, Son, Eun Hye
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Globalizing children's literature in academic libraries using automatic acquisition
Collection Building, 2011PurposeThis paper sets out to examine the use of an automatic acquisition plan to acquire international children's award book winners in academic libraries and to offer suggestions for promoting these resources.Design/methodology/approachThe paper examined the vendor's website, vendor‐created spreadsheets detailing award‐winning children's books from ...
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Multicultural and Global Children's Literature as Agents of Change
2019Literature is the primary method used in elementary schools across the disciplines to teach children. Forms of media technology (computers and iPads) used in elementary schools at present are primarily supplementary. This chapter focuses on literature as an agent for change within two education approaches, multicultural and global education.
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Global Brand Symbols in Children’s Literature
Main purpose of this research is to analyse the global brand symbols that take part in the ‘National Geographic Kids' magazine which is known as children's literature publication. The research about analysing the children's literature publications with this focus was considered to be quite important because of the fact that in recent years, the global ...Dedeoğlu, H., Sezer, Behlül Bilal
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Developing Intercultural Understanding Through Global Children's Literature
2023Kathy G. Short +4 more
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