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Direct linkStewart, Susan Louise – Children's Literature in Education, 2008
The author analyzes two texts, Gloria Whelan's "Homeless Bird" and Deborah Ellis's "Parvana's Journey", in an attempt to explain some of the problems and difficulties associated with those texts. The author examines Whelan's representations of India and finds troubling binaries associated with that text. In comparison, the…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Problems, Foreign Countries, Reader Response
Download full textGreen, Linda Q. – 1998
This lesson plan for teaching students about the epic poem of India, the "Ramayana," encompasses literary, artistic, and moral themes. The lesson plan states that: (1) students are told the story; (2) students illustrate a part of the story; and (3) students write the moral lessons to be derived from the "Ramayana." The lesson…
Descriptors: Area Studies, Art Activities, Curriculum Development, Epics
