Add to ORKGPanel Chair: Sean Ferrier-Watson, Collin College Our panel will explore various issued related to children’s literature, but will specifically focus on the way old and new children’s literature are being adapted into cinematic and digital productions. We will also explore the way fairy tales are used to incorporate a wide array of social issues into child culture. The panelists have each prepared papers that explore the issues touching on new frontiers in children’s literature, ranging from classic fairy tales to contemporary comic books
The first part of this thesis is a short review of the various cultural stimuli which influence chil...
The University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney’s School of Education is moving forward into new are...
Marcus Weaver-Hightower, associate professor and chair of Educational Foundations and Research at t...
Student presenters: Madeline Keck, Danielle Sullivan, Hannah Hightower, and Kathrun Foshee Our panel...
Chairs: Khimen Cooper, Collin College; Searn Ferrier-Watson, Collin College; Susan Stewart, Texas A&...
Children’s literature is an area of frequent scholarship, reflecting its influential position in tel...
In this issue of Papers we publish essays based on a selection of conference papers at the Seventh I...
Look for a new feature starting with our March/April issue in Reading Horizons! This journal will be...
This is a report on the International Research Society for Children\u27s Literature The 22nd Biennia...
This article covers the contribution reading and stories (children’s literature) have made to readin...
Come join us at this special event to understand the importance of reading and literature in our eve...
The call for more diversity in children’s literature has increased over the past decade. Many resear...
This panel will explore the conventions of books less frequently analyzed in classrooms and often ov...
At the International Reading Association\u27s annual convention last spring, several presentations w...
This is a report from The 23rd Biennial IRSCL Congress “Possible & Impossible Children” which was he...
The first part of this thesis is a short review of the various cultural stimuli which influence chil...
The University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney’s School of Education is moving forward into new are...
Marcus Weaver-Hightower, associate professor and chair of Educational Foundations and Research at t...
Student presenters: Madeline Keck, Danielle Sullivan, Hannah Hightower, and Kathrun Foshee Our panel...
Chairs: Khimen Cooper, Collin College; Searn Ferrier-Watson, Collin College; Susan Stewart, Texas A&...
Children’s literature is an area of frequent scholarship, reflecting its influential position in tel...
In this issue of Papers we publish essays based on a selection of conference papers at the Seventh I...
Look for a new feature starting with our March/April issue in Reading Horizons! This journal will be...
This is a report on the International Research Society for Children\u27s Literature The 22nd Biennia...
This article covers the contribution reading and stories (children’s literature) have made to readin...
Come join us at this special event to understand the importance of reading and literature in our eve...
The call for more diversity in children’s literature has increased over the past decade. Many resear...
This panel will explore the conventions of books less frequently analyzed in classrooms and often ov...
At the International Reading Association\u27s annual convention last spring, several presentations w...
This is a report from The 23rd Biennial IRSCL Congress “Possible & Impossible Children” which was he...
The first part of this thesis is a short review of the various cultural stimuli which influence chil...
The University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney’s School of Education is moving forward into new are...
Marcus Weaver-Hightower, associate professor and chair of Educational Foundations and Research at t...