2000
DOI: 10.1044/jslhr.4305.1101
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Directiveness in Teachers' Language Input to Toddlers and Preschoolers in Day Care

Abstract: Five subtypes of directiveness were examined in the interactions of day care teachers with toddler and preschooler groups. The instructional context (book reading, play dough) yielded significant differences across all five subtypes of directiveness, indicating that these two activities elicited different types of teacher-child discourse. Book reading was characterized by significantly more behavior and response control and less conversation control in comparison with the play-dough activity. Correlations betw… Show more

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“…Teachers' dominating position in conversations in day care is documented earlier (see e.g. Cote, 2001;Durden & Dangel, 2008;Girolametto, Weitzman, Lieshout, & Duff, 2000;Wood, McMahon, & Cranstoun, 1980). The fact that the children in the example presented above, at two years of age, are able to continue the conversations when the teacher leaves the table for some time or she holds herself back for a while (attentive distance), indicates the promising opportunities embedded in toddlers' peer talk.…”
Section: Conversationsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Teachers' dominating position in conversations in day care is documented earlier (see e.g. Cote, 2001;Durden & Dangel, 2008;Girolametto, Weitzman, Lieshout, & Duff, 2000;Wood, McMahon, & Cranstoun, 1980). The fact that the children in the example presented above, at two years of age, are able to continue the conversations when the teacher leaves the table for some time or she holds herself back for a while (attentive distance), indicates the promising opportunities embedded in toddlers' peer talk.…”
Section: Conversationsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…A partir da apreciação da Tabela Com relação à prevalência dos Diretivos e Assertivos na faixa etária dos 24 meses, embora existam controvérsias, sobretudo, no que diz respeito ao papel da diretividade na promoção do desenvolvimento linguístico infantil, destaca-se que esses estilos de linguagem costumam facilitar o engajamento das crianças dessa faixa etária nos contextos interativos (Girolametto et al, 2000). Isso acontece nas situações em que os Diretivos de atenção e os Assertivos são seguidos pelos gestos de apontar e associados a índices elevados de "requisições" de resposta geral.…”
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“…Isso sugere que as profissionais priorizam pouco a reformulação/ expansão das sentenças das crianças, não prolongam muito o diálogo -no sentido de esclarecer ou informar -, e costumam não responder de forma adequada ao seu nível de desenvolvimento linguís-tico (Girolametto, Weitzman, van Lieshout, & Duff, 2000;Ramos & Salomão, 2012;Stich et al, 2013).…”
Section: Estilos Linguísticos E Habilidades Sociocomunicativasunclassified
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