DOI: 10.11606/t.47.2018.tde-23082018-160632
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Desenvolvimento da consciência morfológica e o seu papel no vocabulário, na leitura e na escrita

Abstract: Agradeço imensamente a todas as pessoas que me acompanharam em diversos momentos durante todo esse período de dedicação ao Doutorado, em especial: À Fraulein Vidigal de Paula, minha orientadora, por quem tenho enorme respeito e admiração. Obrigada pelos ensinamentos, pelos momentos de renovação do ânimo e da esperança. Obrigada pela confiança, pelas palavras firmes na condução desta orientação e, pelas palavras doces nesse caminho de amadurecimento. Às Professoras Dra. Maria Isabel da Silva Leme e Dra. Jane Co… Show more

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“…Although the existing literature demonstrates that Portuguese is a transparent language, that is, it presents a more regular correspondence between the letters and sounds of speech, thus governed by the alphabetical principle, there are studies that allow us to conclude that there is a positive relationship between morphological awareness and the development of reading and spelling. This capacity can be established because the knowledge of morphological constituents is based on the possibility of performing generalizations based on the relationship between a grapheme sequence and a morphological constituent that has phonological information and a semantic or grammatical value (Guimarães et al, 2014;Migot, 2018;Mota, 2009).…”
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“…Although the existing literature demonstrates that Portuguese is a transparent language, that is, it presents a more regular correspondence between the letters and sounds of speech, thus governed by the alphabetical principle, there are studies that allow us to conclude that there is a positive relationship between morphological awareness and the development of reading and spelling. This capacity can be established because the knowledge of morphological constituents is based on the possibility of performing generalizations based on the relationship between a grapheme sequence and a morphological constituent that has phonological information and a semantic or grammatical value (Guimarães et al, 2014;Migot, 2018;Mota, 2009).…”
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confidence: 99%