Predictive Validity of Early Literacy Indicators From the Middle of Kindergarten to Second Grade

Research has emphasized the importance of phonological awareness, phonemic decoding, and automaticity in reading development. Special and general education teachers need valid, efficient, and effective early literacy indicators for schoolwide screening and monitoring that adequately predict reading...

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Published in:The Journal of special education 2009-02, Vol.42 (4), p.209-226
Main Authors: Burke, Mack D., Hagan-Burke, Shanna, Kwok, Oiman, Parker, Richard
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Control Groups
Decoding
Early childhood education
Elementary school students
Emergent Literacy
General Education
Georgia
Grade 1
Grade 2
Kindergarten
Kindergarten students
Kindergartens
Literacy
Measures (Individuals)
Path Analysis
Phonological Awareness
Predictive Validity
Preschool Education
Reading Difficulties
Reading disabilities
Reading Failure
Reading Fluency
Reading instruction
Reading Skills
Reading Tests
Rural Areas
Screening
Screening Tests
Special Education
Teachers
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Decoding
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Emergent Literacy
General Education
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Literacy
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Reading Difficulties
Reading disabilities
Reading Failure
Reading Fluency
Reading instruction
Reading Skills
Reading Tests
Rural Areas
Screening
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Special Education
Teachers
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