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    Why is understanding their notions of duty and honor important to understanding the people of Japan? The easiest way to understand the people of a country’s is to analyze their ancient stories and proverbs. Even though in modern times they are told as fairy tales to small children, it is my belief that they hold essential values in explaining traditions and behaviors of a population. A quick look at stories in Japan about education will make it clear that education begins with teaching the…

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    Anthony Browne (1946- ) is a well-known author due to his picture books – he has approximately forty picture books to his name-. Among them, The Tunnel is an appropriate example to be considered so as to show the importance of reading picture books. As Browne states “I hope to encourage more children to discover and love reading, but I want to focus particularly on the appreciation of picture books, and the reading of both pictures and words. Picture books are for everybody at any age, not books…

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    Find a suitable book to enhance your animal and describe why the book is suitable and how it supports language development Sammy the Seal by Syd Hoff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMLJoKswzuM Sammy the seal is bored with life at the zoo, so he leaves to go to the city. There, he finds a school full of kids and new things to do. Sammy sings with the students, becomes the star of the volleyball team and even learns to read. When he gets back to the zoo, he realises how much he missed home…

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    difficult task, but ultimately I have chosen to discuss module eight. In module eight we discussed the acquisition of language by children. This topic is relevant to my daily and work life as well as to my major. I work for a public library in the children’s department, and I believe reading can have a significant effect on a child’s development of language. Reading to a child can expose them to words, phrases and sentence structures that they otherwise may not hear. Reading also inspires a…

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    not realize how often they or others interrupt people who are speaking. Another important component to the story is how the author writes “I have a lot to say, and all of my words are very important to me”. This shows that the author knows that children’s own thoughts, feelings, and needs are the important to themselves. All children need to be aware that their own thoughts, feelings, and needs are important and should be respected. Also, the humor brought into the book really helps to keep the…

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    There are classic fairy tales that have been passed down from generation to generation for many years. Today, most young children know the familiar tales of “Little Snow White”, “Cinderella”, and “Rapunzel.” Although Walt Disney’s versions differ from the Grimm’s versions, the themes of these stories all remain the same. In “Little Snow White”, “Cinderella” and “Rapunzel” there is a theme of naivety among the three princesses. Snow-White, Cinderella and Rapunzel all have sweet and innocent…

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    Disney Fairy Tales Vs Reality Once upon a time there were two universes. One universe contained every female child’s dream, while the other universe contained the harsh reality of life. They both showed all the signs of a functioning mankind. People roamed the streets, couples meet up to talk about their day, and the environment around them carried on without a glitch. All of these signs were completely different in these two universes, though. The first world was one created by…

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    Everyone has that favorite children's book that they would constantly read over and over again when they were younger. Eye catching illustrations and captivating figurative language creates a whole new world for a child. Beatrix Potter was a famous British author and illustrator who brought generations of children to love the simple tales she told through imagery as well as simplistic story telling. Not only was she a children's writer, but she was a woman who believed in conservatism and had…

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    Dr. Seuss Research Paper

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    matter how much the world tries to become more inclusive, the angst and anger between groups seems to wax and wane, which means that there is always perpetual strife between groups. As one starts to look at Dr. Seuss and what he wrote, he was a children’s author who taught lessons about dealing with others in life. He was a man of his word and always saw a bright side in the smallest things. His great ideas came from his childhood and influence by his parents. In our current era, childrens books…

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    Roald Dahl and Ray Bradbury both wrote books for kids; Roald Dahl and Ray Bradbury both had kids and both were married. Roald Dahl and Ray bradbury died within the last 3 decades Roald Dahl was 18 younger than Ray bradbury when he died. Roald Dahl and Ray bradbury both have books that have been turned into movies. They both had a decent amount of writing styles in common like the both wrote fiction. When they were older they were both full time writers. Roald Dahl and Ray Bradbury both…

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