The purpose of this study was to investigate to which extent the criterion-related national assessment aid, ”Hitta språket” for preschool classes, identifies students with weak phonological awareness, in comparison with norm-related screening materials. The study also conducted a survey to examine how preschool teachers conducted their observations, how they interpreted the results and to what extent they considered the assessment aid purposeful. The results of the study show that the low set requirements of ”Hitta språket” in combination with unclear instructions for implementation and results analysis, means that students in need of adjustments and / or special support regarding their reading development are at risk of being missed. The m...
The purpose of this doctoral thesis was to explore relationships that impact language development, a...
The overall aim of this study is to analyze and describe the reading of a group of pupils in a presc...
Most young children make significant progress in learning language during the first 4 years of life....
The purpose of this study was to investigate to which extent the criterion-related national assessme...
The aim of the study was to investigate what kinds of assessment practices classroom teachers and sp...
This report describes a program for improving language and literacy development among young children...
Although a growing body of literature indicates that preschool and/or prekindergarten programs can i...
Children from areas of social disadvantage experience delays in their language development, with sig...
BACKGROUND: The inaccurate estimation of language difficulties by teachers suggests the benefit of a...
This study describes an action research project designed to prevent early reading skills of children...
There is increasing attention given to improving Singapore’s education system by identifying weaker ...
ABSTRACT Objective: to provide preliminary normative data for the Reading and Writing Test by type ...
In order to better cope with reading difficulties, early treatment, and, consequently, early detecti...
Early detection of reading difficulties is crucial in order to facilitate early intervention efforts...
In Sweden, a compulsory national assessment of all students’ reading skills has been implemented by ...
The purpose of this doctoral thesis was to explore relationships that impact language development, a...
The overall aim of this study is to analyze and describe the reading of a group of pupils in a presc...
Most young children make significant progress in learning language during the first 4 years of life....
The purpose of this study was to investigate to which extent the criterion-related national assessme...
The aim of the study was to investigate what kinds of assessment practices classroom teachers and sp...
This report describes a program for improving language and literacy development among young children...
Although a growing body of literature indicates that preschool and/or prekindergarten programs can i...
Children from areas of social disadvantage experience delays in their language development, with sig...
BACKGROUND: The inaccurate estimation of language difficulties by teachers suggests the benefit of a...
This study describes an action research project designed to prevent early reading skills of children...
There is increasing attention given to improving Singapore’s education system by identifying weaker ...
ABSTRACT Objective: to provide preliminary normative data for the Reading and Writing Test by type ...
In order to better cope with reading difficulties, early treatment, and, consequently, early detecti...
Early detection of reading difficulties is crucial in order to facilitate early intervention efforts...
In Sweden, a compulsory national assessment of all students’ reading skills has been implemented by ...
The purpose of this doctoral thesis was to explore relationships that impact language development, a...
The overall aim of this study is to analyze and describe the reading of a group of pupils in a presc...
Most young children make significant progress in learning language during the first 4 years of life....