Didactic resources for teaching poetry with children
Abstract
This paper enriches theoretical concepts (such as transitional objects, the objective correlate and deautomatization procedures) with personal experiences from cultural promotion work with children. This public is considered as agents trained to build knowledge, the teacher as a mediator or facilitator of learning, and the book as a meeting point that requires approximations according to the current era.Downloads
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