From Hinton to Hamlet - Building Bridges between Young Adult Literature and the Classics, 2nd Edition (Hardcover, 2nd Revised edition)

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A revised and expanded guide on how to use young adult literature in the classroom to make classic literature more accessible for teenagers Many teachers and librarians are frustrated by teenagers' lack of interest in reading and their inability to appreciate classic literature. For these educators, young adult literature is the answer to this dilemma. Quality young adult literature, written specifically for a teenage audience, helps students relate and react to characters, plot, setting, and themes that reflect issues in their own lives. These novels then build a bridge to the adult classics that have similar plots and themes. Herz and Gallo present theories and techniques for using young adult literature in the classroom by presenting twelve Connections between a classic work such as Great Expectations by Charles Dickens and novels such as Ruby in the Smoke by Philip Pullman and The True Confessions of Charioite Doyle by Avi. They also present other approaches such as Illegible] extensions, archetypes, the author paper, and young adult literature across the disciplines. author web sites, and professional Journals will help any educator incorporate young adult literature into their students' lives with ease. The twelve Connections presented here are prepared for busy teachers to adapt into the classroom with a minimum of time and effort. The following classic works are covered: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; The Grapes of Wrath; Great Expectations; The Great Gatsby; Hamlet; Jullus Caesar; Lord of the Files; The Odyssey; Of Mice and Men; Romeo and Juliet; The Scarlol Letter; To Kill a Mockingbird. UNK] Presents practical examples for busy teachers of 12 frequently-taught classics, and appropriate young adult novels UNK] Provides an extensive list of literature themes and the novels in which they occur UNK] Provides specific novels of use in other disciplines like art and science

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A revised and expanded guide on how to use young adult literature in the classroom to make classic literature more accessible for teenagers Many teachers and librarians are frustrated by teenagers' lack of interest in reading and their inability to appreciate classic literature. For these educators, young adult literature is the answer to this dilemma. Quality young adult literature, written specifically for a teenage audience, helps students relate and react to characters, plot, setting, and themes that reflect issues in their own lives. These novels then build a bridge to the adult classics that have similar plots and themes. Herz and Gallo present theories and techniques for using young adult literature in the classroom by presenting twelve Connections between a classic work such as Great Expectations by Charles Dickens and novels such as Ruby in the Smoke by Philip Pullman and The True Confessions of Charioite Doyle by Avi. They also present other approaches such as Illegible] extensions, archetypes, the author paper, and young adult literature across the disciplines. author web sites, and professional Journals will help any educator incorporate young adult literature into their students' lives with ease. The twelve Connections presented here are prepared for busy teachers to adapt into the classroom with a minimum of time and effort. The following classic works are covered: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; The Grapes of Wrath; Great Expectations; The Great Gatsby; Hamlet; Jullus Caesar; Lord of the Files; The Odyssey; Of Mice and Men; Romeo and Juliet; The Scarlol Letter; To Kill a Mockingbird. UNK] Presents practical examples for busy teachers of 12 frequently-taught classics, and appropriate young adult novels UNK] Provides an extensive list of literature themes and the novels in which they occur UNK] Provides specific novels of use in other disciplines like art and science

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General

Imprint

Greenwood Press

Country of origin

United States

Release date

August 2005

Availability

Expected to ship within 12 - 17 working days

First published

September 2005

Authors

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Dimensions

237 x 161 x 24mm (L x W x T)

Format

Hardcover

Pages

276

Edition

2nd Revised edition

ISBN-13

978-0-313-32452-9

Barcode

9780313324529

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LSN

0-313-32452-2



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