The Inward Ear: Poetry in the Language Classroom

Julie A. Storme · Alan Duff · Alan Maley

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The Inward Ear is a collection of ideas based on the use of poetry to promote discussion and co-operative poetry-writing in the classroom, and is a resource book for teachers which demonstrates the potential of an inexhaustible supply of material. Clear guidelines are given.

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