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Journal

2013 | 3(123) | 5–16

Article title

Invented spelling jako obiekt badań

Title variants

EN
Invented spelling – a window on early literacy

Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

PL
Artykuł stanowi przegląd badań nad przyswajaniem umiejętności pisania w różnych systemach językowych przez dzieci w wieku przedszkolnym, który w Polsce określany jest również jako „przedpiśmienny”. Invented spelling to pismo małych dzieci (w wieku 3–7 lat), niepoddanych jeszcze zinstytucjonalizowanej nauce czytania i pisania lub znajdujących się na jej początku, których pisanie jest bardziej spontaniczne niż wyuczone. W artykule omówiono prace poświęcone rozwojowi wczesnych umiejętności pisania oraz czynnikom, które mają na niego wpływ, takim jak wczesna świadomość morfologiczna, grafotaktyczna czy metody nauczania. Zapiski małych dzieci pozwalają wnioskować na temat dziecięcych konceptualizacji dotyczących języka pisanego, obrazują proces narastania świadomości językowej i ortograficznej. Invented spelling jest uznawane, obok m.in. zdolności fonologicznych czy wiedzy o literach, za istotny czynnik prognozujący późniejsze umiejętności czytania i pisania.
EN
A wide spectrum of research on preschool spelling development in different languages is presented. In Poland, children at kindergarten are usually at a stage of pre-literacy. Invented spelling means the writing produced by young children (aged 3–7) before they are formally taught reading and writing or are at the beginning of the learning process. Their writing is more spontaneous than learnt. The paper describes an investigation of the development of early literacy and factors influencing it, such as knowledge about orthography (spelling), early morphological awareness or teaching methods. Children’s early writing provides a window on their conceptualisation of the written language, illustrating the process of developing language awareness and spelling skills. Invented spelling, together with phonological abilities and letter knowledge is considered to be a strong predictor for later literacy skills.

Journal

Year

Issue

Pages

5–16

Physical description

Dates

issued
2013-09-30

Contributors

  • Uniwersytet w Białymstoku

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Notes

http://www.edukacja.ibe.edu.pl/images/numery/2013/3-1-awramiuk-invented-spelling.pdf

Document Type

Publication order reference

Identifiers

ISSN
0239-6858

YADDA identifier

bwmeta1.element.desklight-df36feae-119e-431c-a1a0-2fa96edb4a7a
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