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First Published in 1994. This series of books is aimed primarily at student and practising teachers. It covers key issues in current educational debate relating to age phases, school management, the curriculum and teaching methods. Each volume examines the topic critically, bringing out the practical implications for teachers and school organisation. The texts which are discussed in Part One of the present book, 'The Picture and the Story', are ones which can be enjoyed many times, by child and adult ~ because they have a wealth of different meanings, reinforcing and cutting across each other.
First Published in 1994. This series of books is aimed primarily at student and practising teachers. It covers key issues in current educational debate relating to age phases, school management, the curriculum and teaching methods. Each volume examines the topic critically, bringing out the practical implications for teachers and school organisation. The texts which are discussed in Part One of the present book, 'The Picture and the Story', are ones which can be enjoyed many times, by child and adult ~ because they have a wealth of different meanings, reinforcing and cutting across each other.
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Pat Pinsent is a principal lecturer in English at Roehampton.
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Introduction: Children's Response to Story Part 1 The Picture and the Story Chapter 1 The Power of the Picture Book, Susan Fremantle Chapter 2 The Multi-layered Picture Book, Walsh Sharon Chapter 3 Bridging The Great Divide: Picture Books for Children in Secondary Schools, Martin Godleman Chapter 4 Such Agreeable Friends: Children and Animal Literature, Pat Pinsent Chapter 5 Making Connections: Children's Books and Cohesion, Barbara Hearn Part 2 The Reader Chapter 6 'Once upon a time': A Study of Children's Response to Fairytale, Susan Fremantle Chapter 7 'The Perfect Ending to the Perfect Story': The appeal of Enid Blyton, Fiona Collins Chapter 8 Children's Books and the Emotions, Nicola Humble Chapter 9 Finding the Right Book for a Reader, Philippa Hunt Chapter 10 Moving On: Becoming a Mature Reader, Jacquie Nunn Chapter 11 The Individual and Society: Novels for Adolescents, Catherine Sheldon Part 3 The World Chapter 12 Telly Texts: Children's Books and the Media, Kim Reynolds Chapter 13 Meg Meets the Turtles: Whose Books Count in Primary Classrooms?, Alison Kelly Chapter 14 Story and the Development of Children's Language and Literacy, Mary Walsh Chapter 15 Finding Something to Read: How Libraries and School Bookshops Can Help Children to Become Readers, Sue Mansfield
Introduction: Children's Response to Story Part 1 The Picture and the Story Chapter 1 The Power of the Picture Book, Susan Fremantle Chapter 2 The Multi-layered Picture Book, Walsh Sharon Chapter 3 Bridging The Great Divide: Picture Books for Children in Secondary Schools, Martin Godleman Chapter 4 Such Agreeable Friends: Children and Animal Literature, Pat Pinsent Chapter 5 Making Connections: Children's Books and Cohesion, Barbara Hearn Part 2 The Reader Chapter 6 'Once upon a time': A Study of Children's Response to Fairytale, Susan Fremantle Chapter 7 'The Perfect Ending to the Perfect Story': The appeal of Enid Blyton, Fiona Collins Chapter 8 Children's Books and the Emotions, Nicola Humble Chapter 9 Finding the Right Book for a Reader, Philippa Hunt Chapter 10 Moving On: Becoming a Mature Reader, Jacquie Nunn Chapter 11 The Individual and Society: Novels for Adolescents, Catherine Sheldon Part 3 The World Chapter 12 Telly Texts: Children's Books and the Media, Kim Reynolds Chapter 13 Meg Meets the Turtles: Whose Books Count in Primary Classrooms?, Alison Kelly Chapter 14 Story and the Development of Children's Language and Literacy, Mary Walsh Chapter 15 Finding Something to Read: How Libraries and School Bookshops Can Help Children to Become Readers, Sue Mansfield
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