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Autor principal: Butler, Dorothy
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1989
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ401072
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author Butler, Dorothy
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contents Saying It Louder. Butler, Dorothy Child Development Childhood Interests Childrens Literature Educational Needs Library Role Parent Influence Reading Attitudes Reading Habits Social Values Young Children Discusses the ability of books to transmit nourishment to the mind and spirit, the importance of fostering reading skills and habits in young children, and the danger of subordinating language and books to inert machinery in education. The roles of parents, schools, libraries and society as a whole are explored. (CLB)
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spellingShingle Saying It Louder.
Butler, Dorothy
Child Development
Childhood Interests
Childrens Literature
Educational Needs
Library Role
Parent Influence
Reading Attitudes
Reading Habits
Social Values
Young Children
Saying It Louder. Butler, Dorothy Child Development Childhood Interests Childrens Literature Educational Needs Library Role Parent Influence Reading Attitudes Reading Habits Social Values Young Children Discusses the ability of books to transmit nourishment to the mind and spirit, the importance of fostering reading skills and habits in young children, and the danger of subordinating language and books to inert machinery in education. The roles of parents, schools, libraries and society as a whole are explored. (CLB)
title Saying It Louder.
topic Child Development
Childhood Interests
Childrens Literature
Educational Needs
Library Role
Parent Influence
Reading Attitudes
Reading Habits
Social Values
Young Children
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ401072