ISBN:
9781009242554
Language:
English
Pages:
xv, 473 Seiten
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Illustrationen
DDC:
302.2244
Keywords:
Literacy Cross-cultural studies
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Alphabetisierung
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Development / General
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Cognition & cognitive psychology
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Development studies
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EDUCATION / General
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Education
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Entwicklungsstudien
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Kognitive Psychologie
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LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Literacy
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Literacy
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PSYCHOLOGY / Cognitive Psychology
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Pädagogik
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SOCIAL SCIENCE / Developing Countries
Abstract:
Bringing together an international team of scholars, this pioneering book presents the first truly systematic, cross-linguistic study of variation in literacy development. It draws on a wide range of cross-cultural research to shed light on the key factors that predict global variation in children's acquisition of reading and writing skills, covering regions as diverse as North and South America, Asia, Australia, Europe and Africa. The first part of the volume deals with comprehensive reviews related to the variation of literacy in different regions of the globe as a function of socio-political, sociocultural, and language and writing system factors. The second part of the volume deals with comprehensive reviews related to the variation of literacy in different world regions. Offering a pioneering new framework for global literacy development, this groundbreaking volume will remain a landmark in the fields of literacy development and literacy teaching and learning for years to come
Description / Table of Contents:
1. Introduction - Literacy development: a global perspective; Part I. Regional Variations: 2. Sociocultural variation in literacy development in Canada and the United States Michael J. Kieffer and Rose Vukovic; 3. Literacy contexts and literacy development in South America Ana Luiza Navas; 4. Postcolonial literacy development in the Caribbean Ludo Verhoeven and Ronald Severing; 5. Literacy development in Europe Luisa Araújo and Patricia da Costa; 6. Literacy education and literacy development in Russia Olga Velichenkova and Margarita Rusetskaya; 7. Literacy development and language of instruction in sub-Saharan Africa Amber Gove, Karon Harden, Simon King, Jennifer Pressley Ryann, Sarrynna Sou and Susan Edwards; 8. Literacy and linguistic diversity in multilingual India Pooja R. Nakamura and Chinmaya R. Holla; 9. Literacy development in East Asia Michelle R. Y. Huo, Xin Sun, Ioulia Kovelman and Xi Chen; 10. Literacy and linguistic diversity in Australia Anne-Marie Morgan, Nicholas Reid and Peter Freebody; Part II. Neurobiological and Ecological Markers: 11. Writing systems and global literacy development Charles Perfetti and Ludo Verhoeven; 12. Brain foundations for learning to read Pietra Cassol Rigatti, Xin Cui, Kenneth Pugh, Mailce Borges Mota and Augusto Buchweitz; 13. Genetics and literacy development Elena L. Grigorenko; 14. Role of self-regulation in the transition to school Frederick J. Morrison, Jennie Grammer, Lindsay Bell Weixler and Matthew H. Kim; 15. Socio-economic status, socio-cultural factors and literacy development Sonali Nag; 16. Sensitivity to contextual factors in literacy interventions in the global south Yonas Mesfun Asfaha and Sonali Nag; 17. How teachers contribute to children's literacy success David K. Dickinson, Carol McDonald Connor and Elizabeth Burke Hadley; 18. The literacy ecology of the home: the case of rural Rwanda Elliott Friedlander and Claude Goldenberg; 19. Parental literacy support in monolingual and bilingual contexts Mila Schwartz; Global literacy: patterns and variations.
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