Literature:
appreciation and meaning
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on literature for children and young adults states:
Literature
is written to be
experienced, enjoyed,
appreciated,
and loved.
Engagement
is necessary
to the creation
of meaning.
in the process of experiencing a literary work, both brings meaning to and takes meaning from that work.
made from having experienced
a work is personal and idiosyncratic and is based on all that the reader has known and experienced outside that work
Learn
about Professor Vandergrift,
two of the courses she created,
Materials for Children and
Materials for Young Adults, and her winning website.