First Opinions, Second Reactions (FOSR) fills a void by publishing book reviews that meet the needs of K-12 teachers of Language Arts, parents and children, and public and school librarians. FOSR invites submissions, but also commissions particular scholars and writers to prepare articles for each issue.
Advisory Board: FOSR has an advisory board of individuals who have been selected for their international and multicultural perspectives on the subject. In addition, these board members have held positions on awards committees, have consulted with governments on the subject of children’s reading habits, have received Fulbright awards to travel and study in the United States or overseas, have presented at international conferences for teachers and librarians, and have written various form of literature for children. Members of the advisory board review each issue prior to publication.
First Opinions, Second Reactions is posted three times each year.
Current Issue: Volume 4, Issue 3 (2011)
Articles
Words from the Author
Janet Stevens
Susan Stevens Crummel
First Opinion: The Little Red Pen: An A+ Book by Paintbrush and Pen
Adriana L. Medina
First Opinion: Homework Stories—Martin MacGregor and the Quest to Complete Homework on Time
Cheryl Taliaferro
First Opinion: A “Line’s-Eye” View of School
Prisca Martens
Ray Martens
Second Reaction: A Book Best Shared in Small Groups
Stephanie Wilson
First Opinion: Math Isn’t the End of the World
Benjamin Boche
Second Reaction: Math Can Work in a Children's Book
Kim Whitchurch
First Opinion: Won’t Stop Our Shine
Lakia M. Scott
First Opinion: The Road Not Taken, an Opportunity Missed
Courtney Quinn Shuey
Second Reaction: Searching for Words, Searching for Identity
Heather Scarano
First Opinion: Apathy or Apathea: Making a Choice to Make a Difference
Lisa Schade Eckert
Second Reaction: What Curriculum Misses by Teaching to the Test
Anonymous Anonymous