The Foundation of Literacy: The Child's Acquisition of the Alphabetic Principle

Brian Byrne

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Definitions, Phenomena, Questions and Frameworks. Children's Initial Hypotheses about Alphabetic Script. Induction of the Alphabetic Principle? Instruction in the Alphabetic Principle. Individual Differences. Conclusion and Implications.

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