Relationships with Literature

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Relationships with Literature
Tom Romano

Describes the ramifications of a writing assignment for preservice teachers about their relationships with literature. Reports on several of the students' personal writings in response to the assignment. Presents responses of two teachers, Greg Hamilton and Deborah Kinder, about doing personal writing assignments.

English Education, Volume 30, Number 1, February 1998

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