portraying Realism
A well written book provides perspective on what?
What is the pain and suffering of human kind?
Books reflect what?
What is social and human values?
Contemporary realistic fiction focuses on what kind of experiences?
What is real world everyday experiences?
Contemporary Fiction focuses on what?
What is problems of living in the world today?
What decade were questions about violence, explicit content, body functions and sexual relationships embraced?
What is the 1960's?
In what decade was racism made aware in children's books?
What is the 1960's
What category explores how people grow, support one another and deal with conflict?
What is family life and friendship?
Books that portray the realities of life help children gain a better understanding of what?
What is human issues, relationships, individuality and potential?
In the United States, one in how many children have faced abuse in the last year?
What is 1 of 7 children?
When guiding discussions students should be allowed to do what?
What is make their own connections?
Which category highlights important topics such as bullying, poverty, racism and identity?
What is social issues?
What is professor Hindes favorite Children's book?
What is Owl Babies by Martin Waddell?
What two steps can authors take to recognize and provide comfort in cases of abuse?
What is incorporate conflict beyond abuse and victim is the protagonist's friend/family?
More awareness was made around the subtle ways that literature has portrayed what stereotypes?
What is gender expectations and roles, romance, mental and physical disabilities and senior citizens?
What is growing toward maturity, family life, friends, school stories, developmental conditions, communities in the United States, global experience, animal stories, sports, humor, mysteries, adventure and survival?
In "where the wild things are" what is the name of the boy who travels to the land of the wild things?
Who is Max?