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I had the students in my "behaviorally involved" program read E&P. Park's dad was really important. At first they saw the two dads as similar: both dominant, ordering their kids around. It was wonderful watching them see the two evolve into such contrasted characters.
I loved how Park's dad became a bigger part of the story. I felt like Eleanor really needed his support and was happy to see how he never let her down.
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May 30, 2017 12:51PM
I had the students in my "behaviorally involved" program read E&P. Park's dad was really important. At first they saw the two dads as similar: both dominant, ordering their kids around. It was wonderful watching them see the two evolve into such contrasted characters.
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I loved how Park's dad became a bigger part of the story. I felt like Eleanor really needed his support and was happy to see how he never let her down.
