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Editorial: Reading and writing skills: cognitive, emotional, creative, and digital approaches. [PDF]
de Vicente-Yagüe Jara MI +3 more
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Do touch! How Bruno Munari's picturebooks work
This essay is based on a historical corpus of Bruno Munari's picturebooks (from the Forties to the Eighties) in which content, shape, color, texture, material and graphic design transform his works into verbal, visual and tactile narratives, which are ...
Marnie Campagnaro
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Prospective preschool teachers learning to use picturebooks for philosophical inquiries
Prospective preschool teachers often incorporate picturebooks into their teaching practices in kindergartens as part of their training. However, they often rely heavily on asking children numerous questions while reading picturebooks, such as identifying
Sofia Nikolidaki
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This chapter investigates the changing perceptions of domestic spaces and how it impacts on the complex concept of home in German picturebooks from 1945 until the present.
Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer
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Moomins Take the Floor. Finnish Trolls in Contemporary Mass Social (Media) Events. [PDF]
Dymel-Trzebiatowska H.
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Integrating Postcolonial Culture(s) into Primary English Language Teaching
This article argues in favour of using picturebooks to extend the limited view of cultural learning that is entailed in textbooks for teaching English at primary school.
Grit Alter
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Breast Versus Bottle: The Feeding of Babies in English and Swedish Picturebooks
Breastfeeding is a natural act, and humans have evolved to feed their babies in this way. However, it is generally not depicted in English-language picturebooks.
B.J. Epstein
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Scenes from the Class Struggle in Picture Books: Depictions of Housing and Home in Books for Young Children. [PDF]
Terrile VC.
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Theme: Multilingualism and Children's Literature. Ill. Henry Lyman Saÿen - Child Reading (1915–1918). Smithsonian American Art Museum, object number 1968.19.11.
Helena Bodin
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Exploring Global Books Critically in the Classroom During a Pandemic
The J.E. Moss Literacy Group was formed to facilitate critical discussions of global and dual language literature and to strengthen teaching practices. The central research question each teacher worked around was: What does teaching look like as teachers
Jeanne Gilliam Fain +7 more
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