This study picture book, "Just Another Ordinary Day" and studied the reaction of
readers of all ages will enjoy picture books to young children is not the only point,
readers of all ages to interact with geulgwa picture in picture books to understand want
to know what were the characteristics look.
Subject of study for young children (7 years and 6 persons), elementary school
students (2 Grade 4 persons, 3 Grade 1 person), junior high (12 persons), out of high
school students (aged 17 and 5persons), normal parents (often picture books for children
to read the parent 5 persons) reading instructor (in-school reading classes for children
and After School Assistant Teacher 5 persons) group was comprised of people,
including six groups, each group in the study period geulgwa picture presented
separately and then the original is his idea of looking at picture books and picture
books with the idea of a merge, and how to read pictures geulgwa decided that I will
analyze the responses.
Running research programs, in the process of reading picture books for young
children with emphasis on the geulbo figure that tends to have read, understood,
followed by elementary and middle school students, the proportion was similar to that of
geulgwa figure. Parents of high school students and the general hakgyobak is part of
the picture depends on more than geule and I have read about this thing keotda strange
figure. Vancouver serves as assistant instructor for the reading of information like that
Figure geulgwa emphasis, but a topic or read picture books and educational activities
focus on parts that were prone to read. Through this study, very little difference
between each age group, but more emphasis geule I have read your book, except for
infants and elementary school students of different ages through the study of classroom
activities geulgwa picture picture book lies at the pleasure of reading these two together
the ship's own experience was that, in order to enjoy the work soundly geulgwa Figureappropriately utilize all need to read the practice was unknown.