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Teaching Children's Literature: An Intellectual Snob Confronts Some Generalizers

Perry Nodelman

A discussion of how, as a professor trained in literary studies, i learned to teach children's literature to students without a background in literary education.

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September 1, 1985
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Children's Literature Children's Literature & Culture Children's and Young Adult Literature Pedagogy Children's Literature in Classroom Teaching Literature Teaching of Literature
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