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The relationship of written and oral language in children ages nine, ten, eleven
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Effect of lexical specificity on phonological retention and its implications for language comprehension
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The relationship between static and dynamic measure of phonological awareness and measures of reading in children with speech-language disorders in early grades
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Set and multilingual speech acquisition
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Arki, Irene. - : University of Alberta. Department of Educational Psychology.
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A comparison of high and low grade four readers on their use of the logical connective because
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The Role of Morphological Awareness in Bilingual Children's First and Second Language Vocabulary and Reading
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The Effects of Morphological Awareness on Reading in Chinese and English Among Young Chinese Children: A Longitudinal Study
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Development of English and French Literacy among Language Minority Children in French Immersion
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Morphological awareness in German as a foreign language: the case of adjective + noun compounds
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The Integration of Language and Content: Form-focused Instruction in a Content-based Language Program
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ELL Prereaders' Script Awareness: How Do They Know if a Script is English?
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This study used an experimental script awareness task to measure the script recognition and metacognitions of 129 English language learners (ELLs) in Senior Kindergarten from Chinese, Portuguese, or Spanish L1 backgrounds. Items formed two clusters: those involving the Latin alphabet and those involving symbolic script. Based on ability to name letters and read some words, children were divided into “readers” and “prereaders.” There were significant effects of home language and reading group: the Chinese ELLs were better at distinguishing items of symbolic script from the Latin alphabet items, but the Portuguese and Spanish ELLs were better at explaining their metacognitions. When the item was more similar to English, readers were more likely to accept it as English. Differences in script awareness development are discussed in relation to home language, reading ability, nonverbal ability, and vocabulary skills. ; MAST
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0282; Bilingualism; Concepts of Print; English language learners; Script Awareness; Script Metacognition; Symbolic Script
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URL: http://hdl.handle.net/1807/33662
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