2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.lcsi.2014.03.001
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Group interactions in dialogic book reading activities as a language learning context in preschool

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“…We did not find any differences in the representation of monolingual versus multilingual children on the teacher-child interaction profiles. Previous research (de Oliveira, Gilmetdinova, & Pelaez-Morales, 2016;Lara-Alecio et al 2009;Ping 2014) suggests that teachers use simplification strategies in interaction with multilingual children, such as the use of more nonverbal communication and less complex utterances. Our study did not replicate those findings.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We did not find any differences in the representation of monolingual versus multilingual children on the teacher-child interaction profiles. Previous research (de Oliveira, Gilmetdinova, & Pelaez-Morales, 2016;Lara-Alecio et al 2009;Ping 2014) suggests that teachers use simplification strategies in interaction with multilingual children, such as the use of more nonverbal communication and less complex utterances. Our study did not replicate those findings.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This way, children can participate in the classroom activities without fully understanding the vocabulary used. In addition, several studies found that teachers use simplified, low-complexity language when interacting with multilingual children (Lara-Alecio et al 2009;Leung 1993;Ping 2014). However, as these studies often fail to make an active comparison between monolingual and multilingual children, it remains unclear how the teacher-child interactions of multilingual and monolingual children are shaped differently within the same classroom.…”
Section: Multilingual Children: Teacher-child Interactions and Engagementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, in relation to science education, dialogic reading has been shown to enhance children's language development and word comprehension (e.g. Pappas, Varelas, Patton, Ye, & Ortiz, 2012;Ping, 2014).…”
Section: Interaction In Read Aloudmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Geçmişte paylaşımlı kitap okuma, "sesli okuma" (read aloud) şeklinde literatürde yer bulmuştur. Holdaway (1979) paylaşımlı kitap okumayı, "metni genişletmek suretiyle çocuğa kitap okumak yoluyla, çocuklara edebi becerileri (örn: metnin devamlılığını takip etme ve harfses ilişkisi) öğretmek için kullanılan bir model" olarak tanımlamıştır (akt: Ping, 2014). Morrow (1988) çalışmasında Holdaway (1979)'in gelişimsel öğretim modelini okuma yazma öncesi becerileri erken dönemde kitap paylaşımı ile kazanmak konusunda destek göstermiştir.…”
Section: Giriş Paylaşımlı Kitap Okuma Teknikleri Ve Literatürdeki Yeriunclassified
“…Çocukların kitaplardan öğrenimi, en iyi etkin bir şekilde katılımı sağlanırsa olur, anlayışı hâkimdir (Ping, 2014). Sénéchal, Thomas ve Monker'ın 1995'te yaptıkları araştırmaya göre, kitap paylaşımına etkin bir şekilde katılan çocukların, pasif bir şekilde sadece dinleyerek katılan çocuklara nazaran daha çok sözcük öğrendiği sonucuna ulaşılmıştır (aktaran: Wasik & Bond, 2001).…”
Section: Bu Temel Araştırmalardan Bir Tanesiunclassified