Children's literature in a multiliterate world. ([2018])
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- Children's literature in a multiliterate world. ([2018])
- Main Title:
- Children's literature in a multiliterate world
- Further Information:
- Note: Edited by Nicola Daly and Libby Limbrick ; advisory editor Pam Dix.
- Editors:
- Daly, Nicola, 1965-
Limbrick, Libby
Dix, Pam - Contents:
- CONTENTS: Foreword, by Wally De Doncker; 1. Introduction, by Libby Limbrick and Nicola Daly; 2. 2016 Hans Christian Andersen Award Address: 'Literature: Another form of house building', by Cao Wenxuan; PART 1: The ways in which children's literature can enhance intercultural understanding; 3. Australian picture books: Homes in the world for some or all? by Robin Morrow; 4. Within and beyond the blue horizon: Creating local and global identity through reading: A perspective from Samoa in the South Pacific, by Emma Kruse Vaai; 5. Complicated identities: A consideration of Allen Say's picture books, by Patricia Bloem and Rika Hanamitsu; 6. Navigation to safety: Exploring a human rights focus in the curriculum as a pedagogical tool for developing empathy and validating refugee children's experiences, by Trish Brooking; 7. 'I know that you think that I feel …': Theory of mind, empathy and picture books, by Joanne M. Purcell; PART 2: How is children's literature being used to enhance intercultural understanding? 8. Emotional literacy through metafictive picture books: A cognitive exploration with emerging bilingual readers reading Emily Gravett, by Soumi Dey; 9. Tū ana, tau ana! Māori literacies in the modern age, by Elisa Duder; 10. Encouraging intercultural understanding through talk and play: Children's engagement with global literature, by María V. Acevedo and Kathy G. Short; 11. 'I can read this, Miss! it's my language!': Reflections on a multilingual reading programme inCONTENTS: Foreword, by Wally De Doncker; 1. Introduction, by Libby Limbrick and Nicola Daly; 2. 2016 Hans Christian Andersen Award Address: 'Literature: Another form of house building', by Cao Wenxuan; PART 1: The ways in which children's literature can enhance intercultural understanding; 3. Australian picture books: Homes in the world for some or all? by Robin Morrow; 4. Within and beyond the blue horizon: Creating local and global identity through reading: A perspective from Samoa in the South Pacific, by Emma Kruse Vaai; 5. Complicated identities: A consideration of Allen Say's picture books, by Patricia Bloem and Rika Hanamitsu; 6. Navigation to safety: Exploring a human rights focus in the curriculum as a pedagogical tool for developing empathy and validating refugee children's experiences, by Trish Brooking; 7. 'I know that you think that I feel …': Theory of mind, empathy and picture books, by Joanne M. Purcell; PART 2: How is children's literature being used to enhance intercultural understanding? 8. Emotional literacy through metafictive picture books: A cognitive exploration with emerging bilingual readers reading Emily Gravett, by Soumi Dey; 9. Tū ana, tau ana! Māori literacies in the modern age, by Elisa Duder; 10. Encouraging intercultural understanding through talk and play: Children's engagement with global literature, by María V. Acevedo and Kathy G. Short; 11. 'I can read this, Miss! it's my language!': Reflections on a multilingual reading programme in Flanders, by Eva Devos; 12. Story by story: Nurturing multilingual reading and writing in South Africa, by Carole Bloch; Index. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- London : Trentham Books
- Publication Date:
- 2018
- Copyright Date:
- 2018
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (xviii, 184 pages), illustrations
- Subjects:
- 370.117
Multicultural education
Education, Bilingual
Language arts
Education, Bilingual
Language arts
Multicultural education
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781858568904
1858568900 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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