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Representation Of The Titanic In Children’S Literature, Charity Huwe
Representation Of The Titanic In Children’S Literature, Charity Huwe
2018 Awards for Excellence in Student Research and Creative Activity – Documents
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The sailing of the Titanic and its shocking demise intrigue readers to research more information. Written in young adult literature through various viewpoints, the Titanic’s story has a natural inquiry base due to its uncertainty. Trade books in the elementary classroom are increasing in use due to the state and national initiatives encouragement in using diverse texts. By using these texts, teachers allow students to analyze the various representations given to the Titanic’s history. In the subsequent sections, I review history-based curricula and historical significance of the Titanic. The methods of implementation are projected to inform teachers about the …
Transcript: The Boy Who Lived, Suzie Asha Park
Transcript: The Boy Who Lived, Suzie Asha Park
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