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Who Decides Which Stories Children Get to Read?
['Mark Swartz']
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Jonda C. McNair, professor at the Ohio State University, wrote a chapter on the significance of African American children’s literature.
It reminds us that children need authentic literature that connects them to genuine human experiences beyond their own.”
So I came up with this idea of a critical literacy and children’s literature class.
How does children’s literature, especially for the youngest readers, function as a tool for learning and development?
In the book, there’s a surprising chapter about the role of smell in early reading, and the importance of offering children multisensory early reading experiences.