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Stages of writing and reading development
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- 1Reading and WritingWhat needs to be in place before a child can learn to write:
-Exposure to a printed text from a very early age
-Speech development
-Tripod grip
-Directionality
-Ability to recognise correctly aligned letters - 2Writing Theorists: Yetta goodman-Functional: Writing can serve a purpose
-Linguistic: Writing is a system of words and letters
-Relational: Children can connect with written words by speaking them - 3Cathy Barclay: Different stages of handwriting developmentStage 1: Scribbling stage
Writing and scribbles are accompanied by speech
Stage 2: Mock handwriting stage
-Produce wavy lines which is their understanding of lineation
Cursive handwriting - 4Stage 3-Mock Letters -Separate symbols attempting to represent lettersStage 4:Conventional letters
Single letters representing/read as whole words e.g. the child's first name - 5Stage 5 Invented spelling stage: Words a spelt the child believes they should spelt
- 6Reading theorists: Jean ChallPre-reading (0-6)
-Pretend reading
-Predicting single words or the next stage of the story - 7Stage two (6-7) Initial reading and decoding: Reading simple texts with more complex lexisStage three (Conformation and fluency)
-Reading texts more quickly,accuratley and fluently
-Paying more attention to the meaning of words and texts - 8—
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- A level English Flashcards on Untitled, created by Hope Pegler on 13/06/2017.
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- Hope Pegler · Jun 2017
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