English language: CLA: learning to write
- Created by: saiqa saleem
- Created on: 31-05-13 14:49
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- Early Literacy- learning to write
- KROLL 1981- recognised 4 stages of development
- 1. preparatory stage 4-7yrs. basic motor skills develop + spelling system acquired
- 2. consolidation stage 7-9yrs. beginning of writing expressing speech.
- 3. differentiation stage 9+yrs. begins to diverge from speech. errors are common as learn new standards, experiment new structures from reading. different writing for audience + purpose. begin to redraft.
- 4. integration stage 14yrs. more fluent and precise writing rather than speaking.
- DR BARCLAY 1996. identified 7 stages of writing.
- 1. scribbling
- 2. Mock handwriting. wavy scribbles assembles cursive writing. (intention of writing)
- 3. Mock letters. letter-like shapes
- 4. conventional letters. 1st word often child's name. string of letters across page that child reads as sentence
- 5. invented spelling. begin to cluster letters to make a word. spelling doesn't link with written work.
- 6. phonetic spelling. associate sounds with the letters.
- 7. conventional spelling. spelling becomes accurate
- KROLL 1981- recognised 4 stages of development
- stages 1-5/6 are KROLL'S preparatory/consolidation stage
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