Connecting Students to Culturally Relevant Texts

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Connecting Students to Culturally Relevant Texts
Yvonne Freeman and David Freeman

Yvonne Freeman and David Freeman argue the importance of providing students with culturally relevant books and discuss their criteria for deciding if a book is culturally relevant to a particular child.

TP, Volume 15, Number 2, April/May 2004

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