Phonemic awareness and letter knowledge in the child's acquisition of the alphabetic principle.
Byrne, Brian, Fielding-Barnsley, Ruth·1989·Journal of Educational Psychology
Abstract
Cinq experiences analysent l'acquisition du principe de l'alphabet chez des enfants de 3 a 5 ans du point de vue des phonemes, des lettres et de leurs associations entre des mots nouveaux (phonemes percus en tant qu'elements separes, phonemes reconnus dans differents mots)
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