Titlebook: Chinese Children’s Reading Acquisition; Theoretical and Peda Li Wenling,Janet S. Gaffney,Jerome L. Packard Book 2002 Kluwer Academic Publis

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Christos Vonapartis Kosmidis,Nikos Lambrinos reading, pinyin reading, and story reading. Altogether data was collected from 400 first-grade and 400 fourth grade students in ten average-level primary schools. Structural equation models and communality and uniqueness analysis confirmed that morphological awareness and phonological awareness are

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Current Issues in Learning to Read Chinese’ orthographies affect phonological and semantic processing in beginning readers. The question of how these concepts are relevant to issues such as dyslexia and cerebral lateralization in Chinese is addressed, especially in comparison with languages that are quite different in their phonology-orthog

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Phonological Awareness in Chinese Readingstems, in particular the English alphabet that has complex letter-sound correspondences. This paper begins by introducing three concepts needed in discussing PA: the nature of PA, of phonetic units, and of writing systems. It then describes how PA is studied in phonetic scripts, i.e., alphabets and

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Facets of Metalinguistic Awareness that Contribute to Chinese Literacyto comprehend and use language (i.e., linguistic knowledge) but also on metalinguistic knowledge. According to our theory, two facets of metalinguistic awareness important for learning to read Chinese are phonological awareness and morphological awareness. To evaluate this theory, batteries of test

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Book-Based Programs in Developing Countriese frequently disadvantaged by poor book resources, large classes, under-qualified teachers, and authoritarian methods. Many Chinese children are also expected to learn to read in a language that is different from the dialect that they speak at home. For all of these reasons, the research we have bee