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Movies Teach Movies,it knowledge of the way films are constructed; movies teach movies. This has become the central argument of this research, opening up questions about what and how children learn about narrative through their engagements with children’s films. To address this question, it is first critical to conside

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,Film in Children’s Storytelling,t Connor’s ideas are moving-image based and give him the opportunity to use film to tell stories or whether they should also attempt to enable him to transform his filmic ideas into the written word. This is an issue that is further addressed in subsequent chapters, but it also illustrates the need

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,A Case for Children’s Film,ext (Wellington, 2000). The limitations and criticisms of qualitative work are often the result of inappropriately applying quantitative criteria. To evaluate qualitative work thoughtfully and rigorously, the tools of appraisal should stem from the qualitative paradigm:

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RFID im Mobile Supply Chain Event Managementd experience and children can watch again, pause, rewind and fast-forward to favourite moments and watch the ‘making of’ content. Related toys, clothes, bedding and books can extend their experience of film narratives (Marsh, 2005).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9286-4it knowledge of the way films are constructed; movies teach movies. This has become the central argument of this research, opening up questions about what and how children learn about narrative through their engagements with children’s films. To address this question, it is first critical to conside

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9286-4t Connor’s ideas are moving-image based and give him the opportunity to use film to tell stories or whether they should also attempt to enable him to transform his filmic ideas into the written word. This is an issue that is further addressed in subsequent chapters, but it also illustrates the need