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Main Authors: Halsall, Sharen, Green, Connie
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1995
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ512417
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author Halsall, Sharen
Green, Connie
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Green, Connie
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contents Reading Aloud: A Way for Parents to Support Their Children's Growth in Literacy. Halsall, Sharen Green, Connie Cognitive Development Cognitive Processes Emergent Literacy Family Literacy Language Acquisition Learning Experience Learning Processes Literacy Education Parent Education Parents as Teachers Play Preschool Education Reading Aloud to Others Reading Processes Reading Writing Relationship Writing Processes A study of Head Start preschoolers and families suggests emergent literacy is supported by the Home Based Reading Project, but only when teachers teach parents strategies in simple language, offer a library of quality books, and provide materials highlighting reading practices and effective literacy interactions. Parents play a crucial role in child literacy development and later school success. (JW)
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spellingShingle Reading Aloud: A Way for Parents to Support Their Children's Growth in Literacy.
Halsall, Sharen
Green, Connie
Cognitive Development
Cognitive Processes
Emergent Literacy
Family Literacy
Language Acquisition
Learning Experience
Learning Processes
Literacy Education
Parent Education
Parents as Teachers
Play
Preschool Education
Reading Aloud to Others
Reading Processes
Reading Writing Relationship
Writing Processes
Reading Aloud: A Way for Parents to Support Their Children's Growth in Literacy. Halsall, Sharen Green, Connie Cognitive Development Cognitive Processes Emergent Literacy Family Literacy Language Acquisition Learning Experience Learning Processes Literacy Education Parent Education Parents as Teachers Play Preschool Education Reading Aloud to Others Reading Processes Reading Writing Relationship Writing Processes A study of Head Start preschoolers and families suggests emergent literacy is supported by the Home Based Reading Project, but only when teachers teach parents strategies in simple language, offer a library of quality books, and provide materials highlighting reading practices and effective literacy interactions. Parents play a crucial role in child literacy development and later school success. (JW)
title Reading Aloud: A Way for Parents to Support Their Children's Growth in Literacy.
topic Cognitive Development
Cognitive Processes
Emergent Literacy
Family Literacy
Language Acquisition
Learning Experience
Learning Processes
Literacy Education
Parent Education
Parents as Teachers
Play
Preschool Education
Reading Aloud to Others
Reading Processes
Reading Writing Relationship
Writing Processes
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ512417