How Children Learn
John Holt – Author/Educator
Children have short attention spans
Honest and brutal if not interested they
switch off or will admit it
Learning though 5 senses taste, touch,
sight sound & smell
School age – auditory, visually,
kinesthetic learning stuff whilst also doing it
Eric Carle’s – caterpillar book, uses hole
punch to create texture, which helps with senses.
Added Features For Book
Paper engineering
Pull-tabs
Flaps/fold outs
Pop ups
Die cuts
Textures
Specialized inks
Digitized
Stickers
Crayons
Wipe clean
Puppets
Session Task
Book 1
Book - The Wonderful Wizard Of OZ, Robert
Sabuda & Matthew Reinhart.
Book Format – Visual, Loads of pop ups,
small text wither used but children from 9+ or as a read out, using other added
feature like die cut glasses, shiny pages.
Relation to information – Visual, as the
pop ups are quite big and gets you to focus on that and takes up most of the
page.
Senses – Touch and Sight
Personally the book is very colourful and
has way to many pop ups than needed it also has a number of different sized
pages which don’t help when reading the reading pages also have pop ups which
distract you attention from reading and make it hard to read
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