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In the path of the alphabet - A historical account of the ancient beginnings and evolution of the modern alphabet - cover

In the path of the alphabet - A historical account of the ancient beginnings and evolution of the modern alphabet

Frances Delavan Page Jermain

Verlag: Good Press

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In "In the Path of the Alphabet," Frances Delavan Page Jermain presents a unique exploration of language and literacy, weaving together a narrative that is both engaging and pedagogically rich. The book employs a whimsical, lyrical style that invites readers into a world where the alphabet becomes a vessel for creative expression and discovery. Delavan Jermain's work resonates within the broader context of early education literature, focusing on the intrinsic link between language development and cognitive growth while encouraging a playful and interactive approach to learning that challenges conventional methods. Frances Delavan Page Jermain, an educator and linguist, draws from her extensive background in teaching and child development to craft this insightful text. Her commitment to enhancing literacy was deeply influenced by her experiences working with diverse groups of children, prompting her to create an accessible yet profound resource that equips young learners with the tools they need for effective communication. Delavan Jermain's passion for language and its impact on personal and academic growth serves as the backbone of this work. "In the Path of the Alphabet" is highly recommended for educators, parents, and anyone interested in fostering a love for language in children. Through its innovative approach, the book not only serves as a delightful introduction to literacy but also as a thought-provoking resource that challenges educators to reimagine their teaching methods. Readers will find inspiration in Delavan Jermain's vision, making it a must-have addition to any educational library.
Verfügbar seit: 27.10.2023.
Drucklänge: 92 Seiten.

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