This chapter will provide a brief introduction to literacy research with children in the early years (birth to 8 years) and will identify some of the pressing issues and concerns in research on early literacy. The theoretical framework which underpins many of the studies is explored, identifying that much research into early literacy has employed socio-pyscho-linguistic, social practice and cultural historical explanations of how children learn. The unifying theme of early multi literacies is explored. An overview of the chapters in the book is provided, along with comment on how each chapter contributes to the growing body of early childhood literacy research
How do young children learn to read and write? This seems a straightforward enough question although...
Issues of literacy development are a major source of worry to American educators. Worries about whe...
This paper reports on one aspect of a collaborative early childhood literacy research project in New...
This edited collection provides an in-depth exploration of different aspects of contemporary early c...
ABOUT THE BOOK: The Handbook offers a way through the vast diversity of publications on early childh...
Against the background of Michael Kamil and Sam Intrator’s\ud landmark reviews of research about new...
Against the background of Michael Kamil and Sam Intrator’s landmark reviews of research about new te...
The goal of this chapter is to give an overview of what we know about literacy development in childr...
Literacies in Childhood supports the development of competent and confident Early Childhood and Prim...
In this chapter, I explore the concept of literacy as social and cultural practice and apply its rel...
This book: What are the ways in which young children learn to communicate? Collating their extensive...
Within the fundamental context of "how children learn to read, " attention is drawn toward...
There are many conceptualizations of digital literacies in early childhood that are theoretically ri...
This paper considers how policy developments in the last decade in England have impacted on and 'sha...
T he cumulative and growing research on literacy devel-opment in young children is rapidly becomin...
How do young children learn to read and write? This seems a straightforward enough question although...
Issues of literacy development are a major source of worry to American educators. Worries about whe...
This paper reports on one aspect of a collaborative early childhood literacy research project in New...
This edited collection provides an in-depth exploration of different aspects of contemporary early c...
ABOUT THE BOOK: The Handbook offers a way through the vast diversity of publications on early childh...
Against the background of Michael Kamil and Sam Intrator’s\ud landmark reviews of research about new...
Against the background of Michael Kamil and Sam Intrator’s landmark reviews of research about new te...
The goal of this chapter is to give an overview of what we know about literacy development in childr...
Literacies in Childhood supports the development of competent and confident Early Childhood and Prim...
In this chapter, I explore the concept of literacy as social and cultural practice and apply its rel...
This book: What are the ways in which young children learn to communicate? Collating their extensive...
Within the fundamental context of "how children learn to read, " attention is drawn toward...
There are many conceptualizations of digital literacies in early childhood that are theoretically ri...
This paper considers how policy developments in the last decade in England have impacted on and 'sha...
T he cumulative and growing research on literacy devel-opment in young children is rapidly becomin...
How do young children learn to read and write? This seems a straightforward enough question although...
Issues of literacy development are a major source of worry to American educators. Worries about whe...
This paper reports on one aspect of a collaborative early childhood literacy research project in New...