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Why nostalgia for classic children’s books is a problem
Originally published by TES, Laura Ovenden explains why we need to reset our choices
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Laura Ovenden is an English Lead who teaches in two West Yorkshire primary schools. She is also an Evidence Lead in Education for Aspirer Research School.
Below is the first paragraph of her latest blog published on the TES website;
Now and again my social media timeline throws up a heated exchange regarding books chosen by teachers at primary level. And I find that a teacher’s nostalgia for classic childhood books does not serve the children of today well.
To read the rest of the article please go to; https://www.tes.com/news/why‑n…
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