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[Biography]
[Unit/Lesson Plans]
[Book Reviews/Bibliography]
[ERIC Resources]
Biography
Voices
from the Gaps : Sandra
Cisneros
Biography; bibliography; professional references.
From
Voices from the Gap. Excellent site.
Sandra
Cisneros
Biography and book reviews. From American Literature Home
Page
Sandra Cisneros
Biography, influences on her writing style. Las
Mujeres
Interview
with Sandra Cisneros, by Reed Dasenbrock
Discussion on how Spanish language influences her
writing
Sandra
Cisneros
Very brief statement on her with excerpt from her book,
Loose Women
Sandra Cisneros
Pathfinder
Reference bibliography for students doing research on
Cisneros.
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Unit/Lesson Plans
The House on Mango
Street
High ability 9th & 10th grade; from NCTE
SCORE
Cyberguide: Guia del Maestro: Las Casa en Mango Street
House on Mango Street cyberguide in Spanish
Visual
Arts, Literary Arts, and Performing Arts: Their Connection and Place in
America's Minority Culture
Unit plan. Grades 5-8. By Kenneth B.
Hilliard. From Yale-New Haven Lesson Plans
Pathways
to The Imagination 'creative Writing 101'
Grades 9 - 12. By Gerene Freeman. From Yale-New Haven
Lesson Plans
Pathways
to the Creative Imagination: "Creative Writing 101"
Unit plan by
Gerene Freeman. Grades 9 - 12. From Yale New Haven Lesson Plans
Survey
of Latin-American Culture Through Literature
Uses short story, "The Eyes of Zapata" from Woman Hollering
Creek
House on
Mango Street: A Teacher's Guide From Vintage Books
"His
Story" [Short Story]
From My Wicked, Wicked Ways; review and curricular
uses
from Medical Humanities
Eaglecrest
High School. Honors Reading List
Includes Woman Hollering Creeand The House on
Mango Street
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Book Reviews/Bibliography
Annotated
Bibliography
Woman
Hollering Creek and Other Stories
Book review from TeachNet
Woman
Hollering Creek and Other Stories Book reviews
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ERIC Resources
If the ERIC links do not work, please search ERIC for
relevant articles directly at AskERIC.
Battling
Machismo in the Poetry and Prose of Sandra Cisneros
By Russell D.
Breshears. [Woman Hollering Creek]. ED390049.
Teaching
American Ethnic Literatures: Nineteen Essays
Includes Hispanic literature. Edited by John R.
Maitino
and David R. Peck. ED398098.
Coming
of Age in Novels by Rudolfo Anaya and Sandra Cisneros
By Diane
Klein EJ449795.
Growing
Up Chicana/o: An Anthology
By Tiffany Ana Lopez. ED402145.
Daughters
of the Fifth Sun: A Collection of Latina Fiction and Poetry
Edited
by
Bryce
Milligan and others. ED400536.
16
Extraordinary Hispanic Americans
By Nancy Lobb. ED395045.
Teacher
Book Clubs: A Study of Teachers' and Student Teachers' Participation in
Contemporary Multicultural Fiction Literature Discussion Groups. Reading
Research Project No. 22
By James Flood and others. ED379597.
Growing
Up Latino: Memoirs and Stories. Reflections on Life in the United
States
[Hispanic literature] Edited by Harold Augenbraum and Ilan
Stavans. ED363481.
Developmental
Education: How "Novel" Can We Make It?
By Kathryn Keen. [House on
Mango Street]. EJ508185.
A
Ride Down Mango Street
By Thomas O'Malley. EJ559434.
The
Latino Reader: An American Literary Tradition from 1542 to the
Present
[Hispanic literature] Edited by Harold Augenbraum and others.
ED415509.
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