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Rudine Sims Bishop: ‘Mother’ of multicultural children’s literature

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Rudine Sims Bishop: ‘Mother’ of multicultural children’s literature

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By: Robin Chenoweth
September 5, 2019

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What new questions arise after reading the article or viewing?

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What new questions arise after reading the article or viewing?

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Where can I read Bishop's Shadow and Substance?

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How does the article/chapter or viewing relate to other readings/viewing and/or class information?

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How does the article/chapter or viewing relate to other readings/viewing and/or class information?

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I feel that this article has related to all of the readings that we have had in this class somehow. The main similarity is culture.

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What was unclear in the article or viewing and why?

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What was unclear in the article or viewing and why?

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At first, whenever I was reading the article, I was confused when it said, "It is like sitting and learning at the feet of an angel."  I was confused at first by this statement, but whenever I kept reading, I suddenly began to understand what exactly was meant by this.

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What aspects of the reading or viewing will be useful in the future and why?

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What aspects of the reading or viewing will be useful in the future and why?

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One thing in the article that will be useful in my future is that "her scholarship is focused on the need for black children to see themselves in the books they read." I think that this will be useful for all students, I plan to read literature that is meaningful and makes an impact on all of my student's lives.

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How does the author’s or creator's ideas relate to or conflict with your own experience?

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How does the author’s or creator's ideas relate to or conflict with your own experience?

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One way that I relate with this article is whenever it says, "I didn't find myself in those books." Throughout my life, I would always just read a book to do it for a class. I was never soaking in the words or actually relating to the words. Now, as I have grown older, whenever I am reading, I sit back and soak in every word.

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I can not find anything in this article that I disagree with. I even went back and re-read it multiple times to try to answer this question. I feel that the quotes in this article have very strong meanings and I enjoyed reading this article!

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What is one thing that you learned that you did not know?

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What is one thing that you learned that you did not know?

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One thing that I learned while reading this article is when it says, "Literature transforms human experience and reflects it back to us, and in that reflection, we can see our own lives and experiences as part of the larger human experience."  This is something that I have never thought about and this article made me realize and learn the importance of our own lives and literature.

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What do you agree with in the article/chapter and viewing, why?

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What do you agree with in the article/chapter and viewing, why?

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One thing that I agree within this article is when it says, "Books are sometimes windows, offering views of worlds that may be real or imagined, familiar or strange."  I agree with this quote from the article, because you can always interpret a book differently than someone else, therefore it is like a  "window."