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Main Authors: Blasingame, James, Nilsen, Alleen Pace
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2004
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ700024
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author Blasingame, James
Nilsen, Alleen Pace
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Nilsen, Alleen Pace
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Nilsen, Alleen Pace
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contents Books, Audience, Action! Dramatizing Popular Titles Is a Terrific Way to Attract Teens Blasingame, James Nilsen, Alleen Pace Young Adults Adolescent Literature Dramatics Skits Reading Materials Literature Appreciation While attending the 2002 Arizona Book Festival, the authors could not help but notice how many books there were for adults and children, but how few there were for teens. Obviously, they were very concerned that the youngsters who had outgrown Lemony Snicket would not know where to find wonderful books for young adults. They authors knew they had to do something, so they devised book dramas, along with help from students in their young adult literature classes at Arizona State University (ASU), in Tempe. In this article, book dramas are described and the authors discuss the importance of engaging young adults in literature and reading.
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spellingShingle Books, Audience, Action! Dramatizing Popular Titles Is a Terrific Way to Attract Teens
Blasingame, James
Nilsen, Alleen Pace
Young Adults
Adolescent Literature
Dramatics
Skits
Reading Materials
Literature Appreciation
Books, Audience, Action! Dramatizing Popular Titles Is a Terrific Way to Attract Teens Blasingame, James Nilsen, Alleen Pace Young Adults Adolescent Literature Dramatics Skits Reading Materials Literature Appreciation While attending the 2002 Arizona Book Festival, the authors could not help but notice how many books there were for adults and children, but how few there were for teens. Obviously, they were very concerned that the youngsters who had outgrown Lemony Snicket would not know where to find wonderful books for young adults. They authors knew they had to do something, so they devised book dramas, along with help from students in their young adult literature classes at Arizona State University (ASU), in Tempe. In this article, book dramas are described and the authors discuss the importance of engaging young adults in literature and reading.
title Books, Audience, Action! Dramatizing Popular Titles Is a Terrific Way to Attract Teens
topic Young Adults
Adolescent Literature
Dramatics
Skits
Reading Materials
Literature Appreciation
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ700024