1998
DOI: 10.3406/rfp.1998.1117
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Contexte éducatif socio-familial et acquisition de l'écrit à l'école élémentaire

Abstract: Notre étude tente d'appréhender l'influence du milieu socio-familial sur les compétences en lecture- écriture d'enfants en début de scolarité élémentaire. 134 enfants de milieux sociaux contrastés ont passé des épreuves autour de l'écrit, leurs parents ont répondu à un questionnaire qui vise à cerner leurs conceptions et pratiques éducatives notamment autour de cet apprentissage et leurs enseignants ont évalué leurs compétences scolaires et extra-scolaires. Nos résultats font apparaître des différences s… Show more

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“…It is pertinent to consider that mothers who are educated at higher levels use richer and more varied vocabulary and syntax (Bernstein, 1975) and would have a different relationship with their children than mothers who do not have educational credentials. Educated mothers would be more perceptive of early childhood literacy development and would intervene explicitly in the midst of play-based activities with their children in this sense (Ben Fadhel, 1998; Prêteur, 1998). The impact of these factors is still widely overlooked today in psychological research (Katzir, Lesaux, & Kim, 2009).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It is pertinent to consider that mothers who are educated at higher levels use richer and more varied vocabulary and syntax (Bernstein, 1975) and would have a different relationship with their children than mothers who do not have educational credentials. Educated mothers would be more perceptive of early childhood literacy development and would intervene explicitly in the midst of play-based activities with their children in this sense (Ben Fadhel, 1998; Prêteur, 1998). The impact of these factors is still widely overlooked today in psychological research (Katzir, Lesaux, & Kim, 2009).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%