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Full-Text Articles in Language and Literacy Education
The History Of Children's Literature Of New Mexico, Mina Bannon Ruggles
The History Of Children's Literature Of New Mexico, Mina Bannon Ruggles
Teacher Education, Educational Leadership & Policy ETDs
The purpose of this study was to investigate the actual literature for children about New Mexico. The influences of Indian, the Spanish-American, and the Anglo-American cultures of New Mexico on children's literature have been considered. Interesting and outstanding personalities in the field of children's literature also have been presented, and the chronological development of children's literature of New Mexico has been traced.
The Teaching Of Reading In The Fourth Grade, Anne V. Thomas
The Teaching Of Reading In The Fourth Grade, Anne V. Thomas
Bachelors’ Theses
The ability to read rapidly and comprehensively is being recognized more and more by people in all walks of life. Reading is essentially a thought getting process therefore possession of good thought reading ability makes it possible for one to enrich his own life, become more efficient in his chosen work and be of greater service to the world in which he lives. Society demands that we know how to read in order to meet certain definite social needs. The ability to read is practically universal. The child being a born imitator wishes to do what he sees his elders …