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The role of national legends in the process of shaping the identity of children and teenagers

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Matras-Mastalerz W.
Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis Studia ad Bibliothecarum Scientiam Pertinentia
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2016
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vol. 14
367-377
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The article contains the results of research on the impact of traditional national legends on social and local identity development of children and teenagers. Thanks to legends, first passed down in oral form, then written, past can be witnessed in the present, and is the cultural heritage of the nation, region, and the city. Legends, in spite of their fairy-like illusion, provide children with answers related to the history of their country, its rulers, national heroes, and strengthen the sense of security, as well as comprise the cultural heritage of a nation. Traditional Polish legends were the subject of numerous changes over the course of years, and on their basis neolegends were created, including urban legends. Encouraging children to read legends and create their own neolegends in forms of narrative and artistic expressions, impels them to carefully observe their region, supports the development of imagination and activates creative processes. Carefully chosen legends, in accordance with a child’s age, not only hold educational values, but also educate by promoting noble values
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Promocja czytelnictwa dzieci i młodzieży przez Wojewódzką Bibliotekę Publiczną – Książnicę Kopernikańską w Toruniu w latach 80. XX wieku

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Lewandowska M.
Biuletyn Historii Wychowania
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2020
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issue 43
131-150
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The article presents activities undertaken by a Public Provincial Library – the Copernicus Library in Toruń in the field of promoting readership among children and adolescents in the 1980s. The author describes the situation of libraries after WWII and the role of librarians, emphasizing the educational aspect of their work. In addition, she recreates the course of seminars organised for librarians from children’s libraries, the curiculum of which included academic lectures including lectures on authors of books for children, an analysis of the status of readership and libraries and a discussion of the latest developments. The text includes a description of popularizing activities and initiatives. Cyclical library lessons and thematic projects like holiday and summer campaigns, are also described. The article is based mainly on historical source materials stored in the Archives of the Public Library and the State Archives in Toruń. They include documents relating to the institution, i.e. reports, characteristics of the directions of library development for selected years, as well as materials documenting library events and happenings.
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Zaangażowanie „Ruchu Pedagogicznego” w popularyzację czytelnictwa książek dla dzieci wśród nauczycieli i rodziców w latach 1912–1939

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Barnaś-Baran E.
Wychowanie w Rodzinie
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2018
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vol. XIX
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issue (3/2018)
47-71
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The aim: The aim of the article was to investigate how the “Pedagogical Movement” at the beginning of the 20th century, and in the interwar period, promoted the reading of books for children. An important task was to analyse the texts published then, from the point of view of how book readings was encouraged, how readers were helped to make the right choice and what initiatives promoting reading were advertised. Method: Qualitative analysis of the source material was applied. Results: It was found that the “Pedagogical Movement” published information (articles, reviews, chronicler’s notes) popularizing reading. The journal indicated the criteria that determined that a book could have a positive influence on the child’s development. The results of research and initiatives aimed at popularization of reading were presented. The need to read children’s books was emphasized, valuable books from children’s literature were pointed out, and books whose reading would not be beneficial for the child were pointed out. In each case, the position adopted was justified. The authors of the above mentioned content were university lecturers, eminent teachers and practitioners implementing innovative methods of pedagogical work. Conclusions: At the beginning of the 20th century there was a growing interest in children’s literature, and in the following years also in the role of reading in the process of child rearing and education. According to the findings of the “Pedagogical Movement”, the attention of teachers and parents was drawn to the importance of reading books in the child’s intellectual, emotional and social development. Attempts were made to awaken the need to read books by explaining their impact on children. Advice and guidance was given on what to pay attention to when choosing a book. These examples of reading promotion can still serve as a model in our times. All the more so as in the 21st century there is a growing need to convince parents and children about the value of reading books and the importance of appropriate book selection.
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Cel: Celem artykułu było zbadanie, w jaki sposób na łamach „Ruchu Pedagogicznego” na początku XX w. i w okresie międzywojennym propagowano czytelnictwo książek dla dzieci. Metoda: Zastosowano jakościową analizę materiału źródłowego. Wyniki: Ustalono, że na łamach „Ruchu Pedagogicznego” zamieszczano teksty (artykuły, recenzje, notatki kronikarskie) popularyzujące czytelnictwo. Wskazywano w czasopiśmie kryteria, które decydowały o tym, że książka może mieć pozytywny wpływ na rozwój dziecka. Prezentowano wyniki badań i inicjatyw mających na celu upowszechnienie czytelnictwa. Podkreślano potrzebę czytania książek dla dzieci, proponowano wartościowe pozycje z literatury dziecięcej, przedstawiano również publikacje, których czytanie nie mogło przynieść dziecku korzyści. W każdym przypadku uzasadniano przyjęte stanowisko. Autorami wymienionych treści byli wykładowcy uniwersyteccy, wybitni nauczyciele, praktycy, wdrażający nowatorskie metody pracy pedagogicznej. Wnioski: Na początku XX w . w zrosło zainteresowanie literaturą dziecięcą, a w kolejnych latach – także rolą czytelnictwa w procesie wychowania i kształcenia dziecka. W „Ruchu Pedagogicznym” zwracano uwagę nauczycieli i rodziców na znaczenie czytania książek w rozwoju intelektualnym, emocjonalnym i społecznym dziecka. Starano się rozbudzać potrzebę kontaktu z literaturą oraz wyjaśniać jej wpływ na dziecko. Właściwy dobór lektury miały ułatwiać rady i wskazówki specjalistów. Podane przykłady popularyzacji czytelnictwa mogą służyć jako wzór także w obecnych czasach, kiedy trzeba wręcz przekonywać rodziców i dzieci o roli obcowania z wartościowym piśmiennictwem.
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Seria „Kukuryku” w powojennej edycji Wydawnictwa Bajek i Baśni

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Ciszewska W. A., Kowalska M.
Studia Gdańskie
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2011
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issue 29
431-457
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Wydawnictwo Bajek i Baśni to oficyna z Krakowa, która swoją aktywność na rynku książki zainicjowała w latach 30. XX w. W okresie powojennym firma kontynuowała działalność publikując w latach 1945‒1947 65 pozycji. Na powojenną produkcję wydawnictwa składał się cykl „Skarb Bajek i Baśni” oraz seria „Kukuryku”, które stanowiły przeróbki światowych bajek i baśni przeznaczone dla młodszych dzieci. Według dotychczasowych ustaleń seria „Kukuryku” obejmowała 32 zeszyty, jednak dzięki poszukiwaniom autorek w katalogu Biblioteki Narodowej dokonania Wydawnictwa Bajek w zakresie tego cyklu poszerzono o dalsze pozycje. Są to różne warianty poszczególnych tytułów. W rezultacie ustalono 41 publikacji wydanych w okresie powojennym, a łączonych z serią „Kukuryku”.
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The Fable and the Fairy Tales Publishing House (Wydawnictwo Bajek i Baśni) from Krakow initiated its activity on the book market in the 30s the twentieth century. In the postwar period its activities was continued between 1945 and 1947 when 65 titles were published. Their publishing output involved “Treasure Tales and Fairy Tales” and “Kukuryku” series which included adaptation of world-wide fairy tales dedicated to younger children. “Kukuryku” series comprised of 32 titles, but authors found in the National Library also other editions. 41 publications were combined with a series of “Kukuryku”, which played the educational function and promote reading. This example became the perfect archive material that documenting the effort of running a private publishing house in post-war era.
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