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Multicultural Children's Literature: Through the Eyes of Many Children

Multicultural Children's Literature: Through the Eyes of Many Children
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Publisher Comments:

Written by one of the most highly regarded names in the field of children's literature, this compact guide to selecting high-quality examples of multicultural literature offers future teachers the broad-based introduction they need to the literature of the many cultures that comprise America today. Coverage focuses on three main ideas: incorporating the best multicultural books into the classroom, honoring and respecting both the literature and the cultures inhabiting the classroom, and using quality children's literature to motivate readers while simultaneously nurturing a culturally-responsive classroom. Educators and pre-service teachers of children's literature and reading.

Description:

Includes bibliographical references (p. 318-322) and indexes.

Table of Contents

1.  Introduction to Multicultural Literature

    Developing a Study of Multicultural Literature

2.  African American Literature

    Issues Related to African American Literature

    Changing Avialability of Quality Literature

    Authors Who Write and Illustrate African American Literature

    Traditional Literature

    Historical Nonfiction and Fiction

    African American Poetry

    Contemporary African American Literature

    Summary

    Involving Children with African American Literature

3.  Native American Literature

    Historical Perspective

    Authors Who Write and Illustrate Native American Literature

    Issues Related to Native American Literature

    Traditional Literature

    Historical Nonfiction and Fiction

    Native American Poetry

    Contemporary Realistic Fiction

    Nonfiction Informational Books

    Summary

    Involving Children with African American Literature

4.  Latino Literature

    Historical Perspectives

    Authors who Write and Illustrate Latino Literature

    Values in Latino Culture

    Folklore

    Historical Nonfiction and Fiction

    Contemporary Realistic Fiction and Nonfiction

    Summary

    Involving Children with Latino Literature

5.  Asian Literature

    Values That Are Part of the Cultures

    Concerns over Stereotpyes in Literature from the Past

    Asian Folklore

    Early History of the People and the Culture

    Poerty

    Contemporary Literature with Asian Roots

    Summary

    Involving Children with Asian Literature

6.  Jewish Literature

    What Does It Mean to Be Jewish?

    Folklore and Ancient Stories of the Jewish People

    Early History of the Jewish People

    Years of Emmigration and Immigration

    The Holocaust in Children's and Young Adult Literature

    Jewish Poetry

    Contemporary Jewish Literature

    Summary

    Involving Children with Jewish Literature 

7.  Middle Eastern Literature

    Historical Perspectives

    Authors Who Write and Illustrate Middle Eastern Literature

    Values Identified in the Culture and Literature

    Folklore and Ancient Stories from the Middle East

    Early History

    Contemporary Literature with Middle Eastern Roots

    Summary

    Involving Children with Middle Eastern Literature

    

Author/Title Index

Subject Index

Product Details

ISBN:
9780132431224
Subtitle:
Through the Eyes of Many Children
Publisher:
Prentice Hall
Author:
Norton, Donna E.
Location:
Upper Saddle River, N.J.
Subject:
Children
Subject:
American - General
Subject:
Elementary
Subject:
American literature
Subject:
Children's literature, American
Subject:
Pluralism
Subject:
Children of minorities
Subject:
Minorities in literature
Subject:
Ethnicity in literature
Subject:
Ethnic groups in literature
Subject:
Teaching Methods & Materials - Reading
Copyright:
Edition Description:
Trade paper
Series Volume:
4
Publication Date:
20040712
Binding:
Paperback
Grade Level:
General/trade
Language:
English
Illustrations:
Yes
Pages:
384
Dimensions:
8.20x9.60x.50 in. 1.36 lbs.

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