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June FactorMark Carthew
(interviewer),
2008single work interview — Appears in:
Magpies : Talking About Books for Children,Novembervol.
23no.
52008;(p. 8-11)Dr June factor discusses her fascination with the subject of her research which is focused on the importance of children's rhymes and the language of childhood. Highly regarded as a researcher and children's writer, Factor describes herself as 'kind of ethnographer' whose interest in children's language, play and conversation has meant she has collected material 'from a range of subjects, styles and play-related functions (10)
June FactorMark Carthew
(interviewer),
2008single work interview — Appears in:
Magpies : Talking About Books for Children,Novembervol.
23no.
52008;(p. 8-11)Dr June factor discusses her fascination with the subject of her research which is focused on the importance of children's rhymes and the language of childhood. Highly regarded as a researcher and children's writer, Factor describes herself as 'kind of ethnographer' whose interest in children's language, play and conversation has meant she has collected material 'from a range of subjects, styles and play-related functions (10)