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We hope it will help you to find out more about the European Picture
Book Collection and give you some idea of how the books might be used
in primary schools. By clicking on each section, you will be able to
find out about:
- The EPBC was designed
to help pupils to find out more about their European neighbours through
reading the visual narratives of carefully chosen picture books. Here
you can find out about how the project began, the theoretical papers
that have been presented on European children's literature, and how
the materials were initially used in schools.
- The EPBC activities
focus on the literary, linguistic and cultural aspects of the visual
texts and can be downloaded from this website.
- Each story has
been carefully selected by an expert in the field of children's literature,
and activities have been devised for classroom use.
- If you would like
to use the European picture books in your school/Education department,
all the information for ordering the EPBC materials can be found here.
- You can chat to
teachers in many countries who have used the books in helping
their children to understand more about their own national identity
whilst gaining a sense of what it means to be European.
- If you would like
to e.mail colleagues who have been involved in the EPBC project, here
are their addresses.
- This section is
currently quite small but we hope it will expand as more children's
literature web sites are created.
This on-line course will be freely available to all in 2004. It is designed
to help teachers/teacher educators to use the EPBC methodology and has
an introduction in more than 20 European languages. The course comprises
three modules: Language; Literature; Culture; each of which includes
5 two-hour sessions plus relevant resources. ESET will initially be
available in English, French and German.
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