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Author Studies: An Effective Strategy for Engaging Pre-Service Teachers in the Study of Children's Literature

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  • Jenkins, C.B. (1999). The Allure of Authors. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann.

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  1. Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, Beekey Building 112, Kutztown, PA, 19530, USA

    Amy Kennedy

  2. 571 Gaul Road, Sinking Spring, PA, 19608, USA

    Amy Kennedy

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Submission in honor of Dr. Lawrence Sipe.

Amy Kennedy is an assistant professor in elementary education at her undergraduate alma mater, Kutztown University. Prior to entering higher education, she was an elementary school classroom teacher for 13 years in Wilson School District in West Lawn, PA. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania’s M.S. Ed. Reading/Writing/Literacy program, she took every class with Dr. Sipe that she could fit into her schedule. She is currently a doctoral student at Widener University.

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Kennedy, A. Author Studies: An Effective Strategy for Engaging Pre-Service Teachers in the Study of Children's Literature. Child Lit Educ 43, 107–111 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10583-011-9155-y

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