Comparison between two scenarios of appropriation of the written vocabulary The classical method of teaching reading begins with explicit learning of the graphemes-phonemes correspondences (GPC), and results in an early sequential word processing. Therefore, it can hinder the memorization of the written vocabulary and of its related large reading units (e.g., words, orthographical analogies, syllabic associations). An alternative method of teaching - the « orthographic » method - is described : it gives greater place to specific writing situations and to explicit learning of spelling and large units ; thus, learning of phonemes and gpc becomes implicit. In two longitudinal studies, involving more than 250 pupils (aged 4 to 8 years), we fo...
Autorisation No.2104 : TIPA est la revue du Laboratoire Parole et LangagePhonemic awareness tasks ar...
Research in the field of reading acquisition can be gathered into two categories : either they rely ...
Summary : Reading acquisition in French first and second graders : longitudinal evidence. This study...
Comparison between two scenarios of appropriation of the written vocabulary The classical method of...
These series of 3-year follow-up studies were conducted with French-native speaking children, withou...
Reading acquisition may be approched from two main theoretical perspectives ; one underlying the use...
This study compared the efficacy of two decoding skill-based programs, one based on explicit orthogr...
Studies on lexical spelling acquisition have two aims: analyzing the cognitive mechanisms involved i...
This study aims to analyse the impact in a first grade compulsory teaching by using two distinct man...
International audienceIntroduction. – One of the most persistent difficulties in French written lang...
Eighty-seven children, 6 to 16 years of age, with reading and/or spelling difficulties were trained ...
Our doctoral research focuses on the influence of phonics instruction on first-grade students’ progr...
Our main objective is to investigate the evolution of reading and writing abilities throughout eleme...
Our doctoral research focuses on the influence of phonics instruction on first-grade students’ progr...
This thesis studies the appearance of graphophonological, orthographic, morphological knowledge and ...
Autorisation No.2104 : TIPA est la revue du Laboratoire Parole et LangagePhonemic awareness tasks ar...
Research in the field of reading acquisition can be gathered into two categories : either they rely ...
Summary : Reading acquisition in French first and second graders : longitudinal evidence. This study...
Comparison between two scenarios of appropriation of the written vocabulary The classical method of...
These series of 3-year follow-up studies were conducted with French-native speaking children, withou...
Reading acquisition may be approched from two main theoretical perspectives ; one underlying the use...
This study compared the efficacy of two decoding skill-based programs, one based on explicit orthogr...
Studies on lexical spelling acquisition have two aims: analyzing the cognitive mechanisms involved i...
This study aims to analyse the impact in a first grade compulsory teaching by using two distinct man...
International audienceIntroduction. – One of the most persistent difficulties in French written lang...
Eighty-seven children, 6 to 16 years of age, with reading and/or spelling difficulties were trained ...
Our doctoral research focuses on the influence of phonics instruction on first-grade students’ progr...
Our main objective is to investigate the evolution of reading and writing abilities throughout eleme...
Our doctoral research focuses on the influence of phonics instruction on first-grade students’ progr...
This thesis studies the appearance of graphophonological, orthographic, morphological knowledge and ...
Autorisation No.2104 : TIPA est la revue du Laboratoire Parole et LangagePhonemic awareness tasks ar...
Research in the field of reading acquisition can be gathered into two categories : either they rely ...
Summary : Reading acquisition in French first and second graders : longitudinal evidence. This study...