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Collaborative methods in early language and literacy research

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posted on 2025-05-09, 18:52 authored by Jean Harkins, Laurie Makin, Susan Spedding, Peter Whiteman
To understand the process of early literacy learning and its relationship with language development in early childhood, research approaches need to include recognition of the crucial role of the family as the child's first literacy educators, and to use investigative methods that can reveal as much as possible of what is happening as the young chid is acquiring the concepts, dispositions and behaviours that lead to successful literacy in school and other contexts. The research here is based ot the Children and Education Research Centre (CERC) of The University of Newcastle, Australia. It is involved with two early childhood initiatives : SHELLS (Support at Home for Early Language and LiteracieS) and Learning Together (LT).

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Journal title

CERC Occasional Papers

Volume

1

Pagination

4-15

Publisher

University of Newcastle, Centre for Education, Research and Children

Language

  • en, English

College/Research Centre

Faculty of Education and Arts

School

School of Humanities and Social Science

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