Kategorie: DDC-Klasse 400
961 Titel
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The Protagonist as a Learner, and the Author as a Teacher in Jack Lasenby’s Novel, The Lake
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“The Soldiers Came to the House”: Young Children’s Responses to The Colour of Home
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Flowers, Dancing, Dresses, and Dolls: Picture Book Representations of Gender-Variant Males
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A Case Study of Russification in Two Translations of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Vladimir Nabokov and Boris Zakhoder
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Judging a Book by Its Cover: An Investigation of Peritextual Features in Caldecott Award Books
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What has Harry Potter Done for Me? Children’s Reflections on their ‘Potter Experience’
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Motor Impairment in Children’s Literature: Asking the Children
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“A Pleasant Way of Teaching the Little Ones to Recognise Flowers”: Instructional Nature Plays in Early 20th Century Britain
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“Let the Little Children Come to Me”: (Anti-)Religious Films for Young Spectators of the Soviet and Post-Soviet Period
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The Word Witch at Work in New Zealand’s School Journal, 1960s–1980s: Margaret Mahy’s Writing as a Reflection of Pedagogy and the Spirit of the Times
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What a Girl! Fighting Gentleness in the Picture Book World: An Analysis of the Norwegian Picture Book What a Girl! by Gro Dahle and Svein Nyhus
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Empowering Girls Through Sport? Sports Advice Books for Young Female Readers
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Collaborative work in NFDI
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Rhythmic integration in phone closings
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“No one queens it like himself”: Performing Unconventional Boyhood in Historical Shakespearean Fiction
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Imaginary Indians: Representations of Native Americans in Scholastic Reading Club
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That noun phrase may be beneficial and this may not be: discourse cohesion in reading and writing
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The unique role of lexical accessibility in predicting kindergarten emergent literacy
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The effect of language specific factors on early written composition: the role of spelling, oral language and text generation skills in a shallow orthography
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Analyse und Abgrenzung rechtssprachlicher phraseologischer Einheiten im Spanischen und Deutschen und ihre Bedeutung für die Übersetzung