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Supporting Early Literacy Development Exploring Best Practice With 23 Year Olds Terry Gould

Name: Supporting Early Literacy Development Exploring Best Practice With 23 Year Olds Terry Gould
SKU: BELL-51754146
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc

File Extension: PDF

File size: 19.85 MB

Pages: 66

Author: Terry Gould

ISBN: 9781472945877, 1472945875

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Supporting Early Literacy Development Exploring Best Practice With 23 Year Olds Terry Gould by Terry Gould 9781472945877, 1472945875 instant download after payment.

With two year olds now becoming an established part of the school population in many areas of the UK, it is critically important that those working with these very young children fully understand how literacy can be most successfully approached at this sensitive and crucial stage of their development. This book takes the perspective that early literacy for the very young child doesn't just involve books to read, but requires skilled and knowledgeable people who develop sensitive, responsive relationships with the child. Practitioners, parents and caregivers are each a vital component of the child's experience with reading and writing, and all should work together to support the development of emerging literacy skills.