Child Language Acquisition Writing Stages 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Bethany ChristenCreated on: 06-05-14 10:55 Kroll: Prepatory Stage Masters the basis motor skills needed to write 1 of 18 Kroll: Consolidation Stage (up to 6) Incomplete declarative sentences including many "and" conjunctions 2 of 18 Kroll: Differentiation Stage (up to 9) Awareness of different writing styles and the difference between speaking and writing 3 of 18 Kroll: Integration Stage (12+) Child develops a personal style that changes according to audience and purpose 4 of 18 Barclay: 1-Scribbling Stage Random marks on a page 5 of 18 Barclay: 2-Mock Handwriting Stage Wavy lines, cursive writing and drawings 6 of 18 Barclay: 3-Mock Letters Writes letters as separate things 7 of 18 Barclay: 4- Conventional Letters Child usually puts letters on a page but is able to read it as words 8 of 18 Barclay: 5- Invented Spelling Stage Words are spelt phonetically - how the child things they should be spelt 9 of 18 Barclay: 6- Appropraite/Phonetic Spelling Stage Attach spelling with sounds 10 of 18 Barclay: 7- Correst Spelling Stage Are able to spell most words 11 of 18 Rothery's Catergories: Report A factual and objective description of event or things -usually not chronological 12 of 18 Rothery's Categories: Recount Chronological sequence of events written subjectively. Orientation-Event-Reorientation 13 of 18 Rothery's Categories: Narrative Story genre. Orientation-Complication-Resolution-Coda 14 of 18 Rothery's Categories: Observation/Comment Writer follows observations with an evaluative comment 15 of 18 Britton's modes: Expressive Resembles speech, first person and the content is usually based on personal experiences and preferences 16 of 18 Britton's modes: Poetic Phonological features such as rhyme, rhythm and alliteration are used, as well as adjectives and similes 17 of 18 Britton's modes: Transactional Academic essays (secondary school). Third person and formal, chronological sentence structures are present 18 of 18
Comments
Report