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Main Author: Douglass, Joseph H.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1970
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED041707
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author Douglass, Joseph H.
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Douglass, Joseph H.
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contents Children's Books and Contemporary Imperatives: A School of Non-So-Hard Knocks. Douglass, Joseph H. Books Childhood Needs Childrens Literature Creative Reading Independent Reading Library Facilities Literature Appreciation Maturation Reading Development Reading Habits Reading Interests Reading Materials Recreational Reading Story Reading The speaker challenges his audience to devise imaginative and effective means of obtaining for children ready-access to books that will help them develop an image of the future worthy of the previously undreamed-of capability, health, and welfare enjoyed at the present time. It is up to the present generation, he says, to help children achieve the kind of manhood and the kind of world they desire. The special relationship between a child and literature is described as one which fosters awareness. The child should not be shielded from knowledge but must have free access to opportunity. (NH)
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spellingShingle Children's Books and Contemporary Imperatives: A School of Non-So-Hard Knocks.
Douglass, Joseph H.
Books
Childhood Needs
Childrens Literature
Creative Reading
Independent Reading
Library Facilities
Literature Appreciation
Maturation
Reading Development
Reading Habits
Reading Interests
Reading Materials
Recreational Reading
Story Reading
Children's Books and Contemporary Imperatives: A School of Non-So-Hard Knocks. Douglass, Joseph H. Books Childhood Needs Childrens Literature Creative Reading Independent Reading Library Facilities Literature Appreciation Maturation Reading Development Reading Habits Reading Interests Reading Materials Recreational Reading Story Reading The speaker challenges his audience to devise imaginative and effective means of obtaining for children ready-access to books that will help them develop an image of the future worthy of the previously undreamed-of capability, health, and welfare enjoyed at the present time. It is up to the present generation, he says, to help children achieve the kind of manhood and the kind of world they desire. The special relationship between a child and literature is described as one which fosters awareness. The child should not be shielded from knowledge but must have free access to opportunity. (NH)
title Children's Books and Contemporary Imperatives: A School of Non-So-Hard Knocks.
topic Books
Childhood Needs
Childrens Literature
Creative Reading
Independent Reading
Library Facilities
Literature Appreciation
Maturation
Reading Development
Reading Habits
Reading Interests
Reading Materials
Recreational Reading
Story Reading
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED041707