Children Literature

Children Literature in a Pluralistic Society Mariela Cuevas ENG/290 June 1, 2012 Dr. Denese Wolff How theoretical models and critical approaches turn over to chelarens literature. The immensity of understanding the complexity of the way childrens learn is crucial. Each while faces a different challenge and opens a door to a clean learning step. Children are like sponges and the function of teaching children is an experience that scarce teachers that have the passion of education crowd out understand.Children develop a nature and character within the first seven years therefore selecting a good school is as important as creating good feed habits, sleeping routine, or reading the appropriate books. E actually action posterior create an impact in a child. Prospective teachers have the responsibility to learn how children develop and the complexity of each age. Learning to understand childrens abilities and curiosity can only be a benefit for the child and the teacher. The book selected is The Giving head by Shel Silverstain.This book offers a core that teaches a good lesson intimately the importance of giving and receiving. The book is very simple vocabulary, and nice simple designs as well. Easy to read, and understand. The Giving Tree offers a simple environment in which the reader can relate. The petty(a) boy growing at the same time as the guide is. The tree offers any assistance to please the boy without expecting anything in pass away but company and fulfilled the need of being needed. The history at the end leaves a good sensation. There are many theories more or less the child development however, four of them are relevant to mention.The theory of blue jean Piaget focused on the intellectual development. Erik Erikson wanted to understand better close children social development, and Lawrence Kohlberg focused on the moral side. The fourth theory from Vygotsky although explains about social development differs significantly from the rest of theories. One theory that would apply for this book would be the Kohlbergs Theory of the development of moral perceptiveness in which children start learning about what is right and wrong in life. Kohlberg divides his theory in two stages, or levels, the pre-conventional and the conventional. The Giving Tree is a book in which children read about giving and receiving. Children learn about sharing moments fun and not so happy too. The book to a fault touch the subject about the evolution of life starting with a little boy looking to play in the swing and refinement with an elder man looking to sit. Books as The Giving Tree can offer a different message during the childhood, because every age has a different level if understanding therefore The Giving Tree is a highly recommend lecture for children even after the elementary age.