The novels of S.E. Hinton: springboard to personal growth for adolescents

¹Oakland City College, Indiana

Adolescence

|January 1, 1987

Abstract:

This article explores the use of fiction in the classroom as a tool for enhancing the self-understanding of adolescents. Specifically, two novels by S.E. Hinton are used as examples. Theoretical consideration as well as practical classroom activities are discussed.

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