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    Drawing Empathy: The Benefits of Utilizing Graphic Memoirs in Secondary Classrooms

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    The use of graphic novels and graphic memoirs in the classroom is an active discussion in many schools. Some individuals who oppose using the genre with students argue that it does not provide enough depth to have an effect on the reader. By analyzing Art Spiegelman’s Maus and Nora Krug’s Belonging, this paper explains how graphic memoirs can provide depth for readers. As Spiegelman and Krug learn of their family history with the Holocaust and World War II, they utilize the techniques of representational art, the repetition of structural elements, and the use of color and shading to portray the complexity of these events and to provide students with a unique opportunity to empathize deeply with a narrator

    Taylor Students to Earn Scripture Engagement Minor

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    Solving Problems, Shaping Futures Students\u27 Ingenuity for the Next Generation

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    Pre-Art Therapy Program Combines Compassion and Creativity

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    From Book Publicist to Full-Time Author

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    Five Taylor Students Win at Singing Competition

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    Taylor University Names Director of Physician Assistant Program

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    Taylor: A Magazine for Taylor University Alumni, Parents, and Friends

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    The Winter 2023 edition of Taylor Magazine, published by Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.https://pillars.taylor.edu/tu_magazines/1199/thumbnail.jp

    Dr. Victor Clay

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