The primary purpose of this paper is to survey on developmental studies of Children's responses to literature in the United States, in order to have some suggestions to explore the developmental features of children's responses to literature. Four studies have been examined in this paper; Galda(1983), Hickman(1981), Cullinan, Harwood, & Galda(1983), and Many(1991). As a result, some suggestions for developmental studies of children's responses to literature were pointed out as follows. (1)We need to clarify what is a 'mature' reader. (2)We need to provide some models of readers for children. (3)We need to develop some methods to observe children's responses in classroom contexts. (4)We need to make some scales to evaluate the qualities of c...
If teachers are to help students become truly literate readers, they must lead their students beyond...
This study examined the written responses of seven adolescents to three novels. During the course of...
Literature; *Response to Literature This paper describes a study in which a group of young African-A...
The primary purpose of this paper is to survey on developmental studies of Children's responses to l...
This article examines children???s responses to self-selected books in a digital library and begins...
This thesis is structured as a combined empirical and literary study. The aim is to investi...
The purpose of this study was to analyze individual and group patterns in written responses to liter...
This study examines preservice teachers\u27 developing conceptions of reader response theory, specif...
The subjective response of students and teachers to the literature they read is usually given little...
This study attempted to describe elementary grade children's response to texts from a variety of cul...
Literature is a part of children\u27s heritage and invaluable for enjoyment and learning. This study...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 184-186)The purpose of the present study was to review th...
The purpose of this study was to determine upper elementary children\u27s preferences and responses ...
Purpose. This study collected data from eighty fictional books for children aged five to twelve that...
The purpose of this study was to clarify developmental changes of the conceptions (evaluations and m...
If teachers are to help students become truly literate readers, they must lead their students beyond...
This study examined the written responses of seven adolescents to three novels. During the course of...
Literature; *Response to Literature This paper describes a study in which a group of young African-A...
The primary purpose of this paper is to survey on developmental studies of Children's responses to l...
This article examines children???s responses to self-selected books in a digital library and begins...
This thesis is structured as a combined empirical and literary study. The aim is to investi...
The purpose of this study was to analyze individual and group patterns in written responses to liter...
This study examines preservice teachers\u27 developing conceptions of reader response theory, specif...
The subjective response of students and teachers to the literature they read is usually given little...
This study attempted to describe elementary grade children's response to texts from a variety of cul...
Literature is a part of children\u27s heritage and invaluable for enjoyment and learning. This study...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 184-186)The purpose of the present study was to review th...
The purpose of this study was to determine upper elementary children\u27s preferences and responses ...
Purpose. This study collected data from eighty fictional books for children aged five to twelve that...
The purpose of this study was to clarify developmental changes of the conceptions (evaluations and m...
If teachers are to help students become truly literate readers, they must lead their students beyond...
This study examined the written responses of seven adolescents to three novels. During the course of...
Literature; *Response to Literature This paper describes a study in which a group of young African-A...