박사
유아의 정보책읽기과정에서 나타난 반응의 의미 = (The) meaning of young childrens response to informational books
활용도 Analysis
논문 Analysis
연구자 Analysis
저자
심향분
형태사항
삽도: vii, 253 p.: 26 cm
일반주기
지도교수:현은자, 참고문헌 수록
학위논문사항
성균관대학교 대학원, 아동학과 아동문학교육전공, 2008. 8, 학위논문(박사)-
DDC
649, 22
발행지
서울
언어
kor
출판년
2008
발행사항
성균관대학교 대학원
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유아의 정보책읽기과정에서 나타난 반응의 의미 = (The) meaning of young childrens response to informational books' 의 주제별 논문영향력
논문영향력 요약
주제
동일주제 총논문수
논문피인용 총횟수
주제별 논문영향력의 평균
53
0
자세히
주제별 논문영향력
논문영향력
주제
주제별 논문수
주제별 피인용횟수
주제별 논문영향력
주제분류(KDC/DDC)
문방구
57
0
계
57
0
* 다른 주제어 보유 논문에서 피인용된 횟수
0
닫기
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유아의 정보책읽기과정에서 나타난 반응의 의미 = (The) meaning of young childrens response to informational books' 의 참고문헌
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Maxwell
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[2004]
질적연구설계. (이명선, 김춘미, 고문희 역)
박사
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Merriam
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박사
이야기 나누기 활동과 프로젝트활동에서의 교사와 또래의 scaffolding(교육적 지훈체계) 분석
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김금주
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최석란
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마송희
소집단 읽어주기 상황에서 연령
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문해관련 또래간 상호작용의 형태와 내용의 관계. 논문집, 23, 253-269
이지현
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What can we learn from students' questions?
Visual literary and the curriculum: More to it than meets the eye
Using nonfiction in a read-aloud program: Letting the facts speak for themselves
To work or play? junior age non-fiction as objects of design
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