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Abstract

The process of instructional development was engaged in to extend the literature base of a unit on Japan for third grade. The goal of this process was to provide a rich learning environment and to integrate the curricular areas through the genres of literature. Learning centers as well as teacher-directed sessions were developed. Two types of centers--sustaining and ones specific to the unit--were offered. Sustaining centers assisted in maintaining a secure, predictable environment as well as extending the literature base. The learning centers specific to the unit on Japan focused on many aspects of the Japanese culture and provided many options for literature-based expressive activity.

Year of Submission

1996

Degree Name

Master of Arts in Education

Department

Department of Curriculum and Instruction

First Advisor

Jeanne McLain Harms

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Date Original

1996

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1 PDF file (28 leaves)

Language

en

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