Evaluating Childrens Books a Critical Look Aesthetic Social And Political
Evaluating Childrens Books a Critical Look Aesthetic Social And Political
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Peters (1990) sets up the compare/contrast structure with the opening sentence: "This is the story of two mountains. The earth made one. Elizabeth in her yellow sun hat made the other" (p. 1).
Mature readers look for such organizational patterns and structure their reading and their thinking around them. When reading a chronological history, for example, they key in on those reported events that happened first, then second, and then third. They are thus able to eliminate asides and appositives ...that have little relationship to the whole while retaining more crucial information within a familiar perceptual frame. When reading John Langone's ( 1992) Our Endangered Earth, for instance, readers will expect to encounter a solution after reading about a problem, and another problem after reading the previous solution. And those readers of Ken Robbins' (1990) A Flower Grows expect to continue with his sequential progression until the end of the book. Consequently, these readers begin to anticipate what will happen next rather than look for a tangential discussion of parallel events.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peters (1990) sets up the compare/contrast structure with the opening sentence: "This is the story of two mountains. The earth made one. Elizabeth in her yellow sun hat made the other" (p. 1).
Mature readers look for such organizational patterns and structure their reading and their thinking around them. When reading a chronological history, for example, they key in on those reported events that happened first, then second, and then third. They are thus able to eliminate asides and appositives ...that have little relationship to the whole while retaining more crucial information within a familiar perceptual frame. When reading John Langone's ( 1992) Our Endangered Earth, for instance, readers will expect to encounter a solution after reading about a problem, and another problem after reading the previous solution. And those readers of Ken Robbins' (1990) A Flower Grows expect to continue with his sequential progression until the end of the book. Consequently, these readers begin to anticipate what will happen next rather than look for a tangential discussion of parallel events.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ill Allerton Park Institute 29th 1987 Monticello to read onlineMoreLess
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