Spelling and word recognition in Grades 1 and 2: Relations to phonological awareness and naming speed in Dutch children

The influences of early phonological awareness and naming speed on Dutch children's later word spelling were investigated in a longitudinal study. Phonological awareness and naming speed predicted spelling in early Grade 1, later Grade 1, and later Grade 2. Phonological awareness, however, pred...

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Published in:Applied psycholinguistics 2010-01, Vol.31 (1), p.59-80
Main Authors: VERHAGEN, WIM G. M., AARNOUTSE, COR A. J., VAN LEEUWE, JAN F. J.
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Child development
Children
Cognition & reasoning
Comparative Analysis
Control Groups
Dutch language
Elementary education
Elementary School Students
Foreign Countries
Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 5
Graphemes
Indo European Languages
Language
Language Tests
Languages
Linguistics
Longitudinal Studies
Measures (Individuals)
Naming
Netherlands
Pattern recognition
Phonemic Awareness
Phonetics
Phonological Awareness
Prediction
Reading Difficulties
Spelling
Structural Equation Models
Word Recognition
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Children
Cognition & reasoning
Comparative Analysis
Control Groups
Dutch language
Elementary education
Elementary School Students
Foreign Countries
Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 5
Graphemes
Indo European Languages
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Language Tests
Languages
Linguistics
Longitudinal Studies
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Naming
Netherlands
Pattern recognition
Phonemic Awareness
Phonetics
Phonological Awareness
Prediction
Reading Difficulties
Spelling
Structural Equation Models
Word Recognition
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