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"Children and Proverbs Speak the Truth": Teaching Proverbial Wisdom to Fourth Graders. (Book Reviews: General). (book review)
Asian Folklore Studies, June, 2001 by Mayer, David R.
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MIEDER, WOLFGANG and DEBORAH HOLMES. "Children and Proverbs Speak the Truth": Teaching Proverbial Wisdom to Fourth Graders. Supplement Series of Proverbium, Volume 7. Burlington: University of Vermont, 2000. 240 pages. Illustrations and photographs. Paper, n.p.
"Children and Proverbs Speak the Truth" should be read by people who like children, like proverbs, Write project reports, want new ideas for teaching, oversee teaching programs, are interested in language, want to see an American elementary school classroom at work, teach English as a foreign language, ...
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