Stories: they can redirect young minds into paths of virtue and study. Ed discusses the use of stories to engage students, and offers techniques for enhancing the classroom reading experience. Attendees at this workshop offered examples and reviews of children’s stories. In part two of this workshop series, Ed begins by reading several powerful examples of literature.
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SERIES: Teachers' Workshops 1999
All items in the series:- Children's Literature
- Children's Literature, Part I
- Children's Literature, Part II
- Children's Literature, Part III
- Children's Literature, Part IV
- Developing Compassion
- Identifying, Calling, and Equipping Potential Teachers
- Nurturing a Healthy Group Spirit
- Qualities of Effective Board Members
- The Teacher's Character: Student Management
- Teaching Elementary English
- Teaching Secondary English
- Teaching Secondary History
- Teaching Secondary Bible
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