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    Confucian Principles: A Study of Chinese Americans’ Interpersonal Relationships in Selected Children’s Picturebooks

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    [[abstract]]There has not been enough critical analysis of children’s literature by and about Chinese Americans, especially when compared to other minority groups in the United States. In particular, Chinese American historical books lack extensive analysis. It is important to reflect cultural accuracy in literature and to help children develop clear concepts of self and others by providing precise cultural and physical characteristics of people. While cultural authenticity allows children the opportunity to see a reflection of real experiences within a book instead of seeing stereotypes or misrepresentations, obtaining correct information about a certain time period can help children to see images of immigration accurately represented in literature. Using the Confucian delineation of interpersonal relationships as the major criterion of cultural authenticity, this article examines three currently available children’s picturebooks set in the historical period between 1848 and 1885. In addition to exploring how Chinese Americans’ interpersonal relationships are portrayed in these children’s historical books, this article argues for more proactive inclusion of the diversity in selection of picturebooks.[[notice]]補正完

    Using Movie Project in Teaching College EFL Narrative Writing

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    [[sponsorship]]National Cheng-chi University[[conferencetype]]國際[[conferencedate]]20111022~20111022[[booktype]]紙本[[iscallforpapers]]Y[[conferencelocation]]Taipei, Taiwan[[countrycodes]]TW

    A critical participatory action research of EFL teaching and learning in indigenous primary schools: A preliminary report of the pilot study

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    [[abstract]]This study aims to use critical participatory action research as a tool to work with English teachers in indigenous villages in Taiwan to explore the current English teaching and learning situation and needs in the tribes and hope to find ways to make positive changes.[[notice]]補正完

    Literacy practices of Chinese “restaurant families.”

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    Co-reading picture books with indigenous children

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    Teachers’ perceptions and reflections of “science education” in multicultural perspectives: Prilimanary findings from indiginous tribal villages

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    [[conferencetype]]國際[[conferencedate]]20140609~20140613[[booktype]]其他[[iscallforpapers]]Y[[conferencelocation]]Leibniz University Hannover, Germany[[countrycodes]]DE

    Cultural influence in implementing critical thinking in college EFL classroom: Through peer editing and teacher-student conference activities

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    [[journaltype]]國外[[conferencetype]]國際[[conferencedate]]20131121~20131126[[ispeerreviewed]]Y[[booktype]]其他[[iscallforpapers]]Y[[conferencelocation]]Boston, MA, USA[[countrycodes]]USA[[countrycodes]]CHN[[countrycodes]]GB
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