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Read, C. 1985 |
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Read, Charles. 1985. "Effects of phonology on beginning spelling: Some cross-linguistic evidence." In Olson, D., Torrance, and Hildyard 1985. Interest level: specialist. | |
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Examines one pattern (representation of nasals) in the beginning spelling of children who speak English, Dutch, and French to explain the oddities in children's spontaneous spellings. | |
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Goal is to illustrate the segmentation, categorization, and multiple levels of structure essential to orthography. States that cross-linguistic evidence is essential to a real understanding of beginning spelling (there are common threads in spellings cross-linguistically). | |
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May be useful to develop an orthography and to teach beginning readers and spellers. Is not useful for lay persons. | |
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