Listening to Stories May Change Children's Social Attitudes.

Berg-Cross, Gary; Berg-Cross, Linda

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Listening to Stories May Change Children's Social Attitudes

Berg-Cross, Gary; Berg-Cross, Linda

Reading Teacher, 31, 6, 659-63, Mar 78

Children who listened to "William's Doll,""Giving Tree,""Bread and Jam for Frances," and "My Grandson Lew," changed their attitudes in the respective areas of sex role stereotyping, friendship, death, and risk taking. (MKM)

Descriptors: Attitude Change, Books, Childrens Literature, Early Childhood Education, Listening, Reading Aloud to Others, Sex Stereotypes, Social Attitudes, Social Values, Story Reading, Values

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