1995
DOI: 10.1080/00377996.1995.9958373
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Use Children's Books to Link the Cultures of the World

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“…Children's literature has been found to be a powerful tool in both the presentation and understanding of seminal geographic concepts, particularly for younger students (Gandy, 2006;Lickteig & Danielson, 1995;Perez-Sable, 2005;Rogers, 1997;Stremme, 1993;Wilson, 1997;ZeitlerHannibal, Vasiliev, & Lin, 2002). Risinger (1992) believes that using language arts within social studies contexts is particularly important in the elementary grades as it can increase student interest and enhance the presentation and the purpose of the lesson itself.…”
Section: Linking Children's Literature and Geographymentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Children's literature has been found to be a powerful tool in both the presentation and understanding of seminal geographic concepts, particularly for younger students (Gandy, 2006;Lickteig & Danielson, 1995;Perez-Sable, 2005;Rogers, 1997;Stremme, 1993;Wilson, 1997;ZeitlerHannibal, Vasiliev, & Lin, 2002). Risinger (1992) believes that using language arts within social studies contexts is particularly important in the elementary grades as it can increase student interest and enhance the presentation and the purpose of the lesson itself.…”
Section: Linking Children's Literature and Geographymentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Kültürel farkındalık kapsamında insan-çevre etkileşimi ve coğrafi konular da ele alınmaktadır (Wasta, 2010). Lickteig ve Danielson (1995), resimli çocuk kitaplarının çocukların küresel eğitimlerini desteklediğinden ve kültürel farklılıkları öğrenmelerine katkı sağladığından söz etmiştir. Ayrıca kitapların, kültürel bölgelerin birbirleriyle bağlarını gösterdiğini ve kültürleri tanıttığını da belirtmiştir.…”
Section: Kültürel Farkındalık Ve Resimli çOcuk Kitaplarıunclassified
“…with high quality literature, it becomes alive in a child's mind" (Hannibal, Vasiliev, and Qiuyun 2002, 81). This sense of connection between student and story serves as a stimulus for discovery (Farris and Fuhler 1994;Lickteig and Danielson 1995;McPartland 1998). Characters from literature can bring geography to life while nurturing students' imaginations (Berson, Ouzts, and Walsh 1999).…”
Section: Geography and Picture Booksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lickteig and Danielson (1995) wrote, "Children's trade books offer an appropriate vehicle for engaging the emotions of children, meeting geographical goals, and aiding in development of global awareness" (70).…”
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