The authors say that "we must have some intelligent ways of talking about goodness and mediocrity in books." Yet we know that children respond to books differently depending on their experiences. How would you resolve this seeming paradox? Support your answer with references to Children's Books in Children's Hands
What will be an ideal response?
Qualities of children's literature; children's development and response to literature; development and response to literature
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a. implementing a multicultural plan b. setting goals c. examining rules, rituals, celebrations, artifacts d. monitoring progress toward the multicultural plan
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