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Chatel, Regina G. – 2002
Demonstrating a critical stance requires readers to stand apart from the text and consider it objectively. It involves a range of tasks including critical evaluation; comparing and contrasting; and understanding the impact of such features as irony, humor, and organization. According to this paper, the selection of appropriate literature is a…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Classroom Techniques, Critical Reading, Learning Strategies
Kaminiski, Rebecca – Council Connections, 2000
Teachers can help their young students build a strong foundation for multicultural understanding by introducing them to stories from many cultures and teaching them to use the cognitive strategies that enable them to comprehend and experience cultures different from their own. Multicultural literature can become a powerful tool that illustrates…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Class Activities, Classroom Techniques, Fairy Tales
Novelli, Joan – 1998
Intended for teachers of grades K-2, this book aims to inspire students with the award-winning art and stories found in Caldecott books. The book uses Caldecott winners as springboards to provide lively, literature-based learning experiences--from projects that encourage children's own artistic expression to fun and creative activities that…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Class Activities, Classroom Techniques, Creative Activities
Byerly, Steven L. – 1994
A study examined whether dramatization exercises generated more interpretive and evaluative thought among students regarding theme and characterization within a short story than traditional methods of answering questions or writing an essay regarding the story. Subjects, 35 junior English students at a suburban southern California high school,…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Classroom Research, Communication Research, Comparative Analysis