2008
DOI: 10.7202/017752ar
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L’acquisition du vocabulaire chez les jeunes enfants au Québec : le rôle de l’environnement familial et économique

Abstract: Cette étude s’intéresse aux facteurs associés à l’acquisition du vocabulaire réceptif des enfants d’âge préscolaire en examinant plus spécifiquement la relation entre diverses caractéristiques de l’environnement familial et économique dans lequel les enfants grandissent. Les analyses de cette étude reposent sur les données de l’Étude longitudinale du développement des enfants du Québec (ÉLDEQ), dont 1 782 enfants âgés d’environ 3 1/2 ans ont répondu à l’Échelle de vocabulaire en images Peabody (ÉVIP). Cette ét… Show more

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“…For instance, reading with parents once a month or less is associated with higher proportion of vulnerability in at least one developmental domain, according to the EQDEM [14]. Similarly, results of studies using the ELDEQ found that reading with young children is associated with higher receptive language at three years of age [22], and that not reading daily with children aged 18 months is associated with higher percentages of vulnerability in at least one developmental domain in kindergarten [19]. Our findings on parental reading habits (32.4% for daily reading and 56.5% for library visits) are lower than those reported using the EQPPEM (Enquête Québécoise sur le parcours préscolaire des enfants à la maternelle) where 41% of children read daily with their parents, and 68.5% of parents visited the library at least occasionally with their children [14].…”
Section: Children's Activity Participationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, reading with parents once a month or less is associated with higher proportion of vulnerability in at least one developmental domain, according to the EQDEM [14]. Similarly, results of studies using the ELDEQ found that reading with young children is associated with higher receptive language at three years of age [22], and that not reading daily with children aged 18 months is associated with higher percentages of vulnerability in at least one developmental domain in kindergarten [19]. Our findings on parental reading habits (32.4% for daily reading and 56.5% for library visits) are lower than those reported using the EQPPEM (Enquête Québécoise sur le parcours préscolaire des enfants à la maternelle) where 41% of children read daily with their parents, and 68.5% of parents visited the library at least occasionally with their children [14].…”
Section: Children's Activity Participationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Muller et Frank, 2007 ;Steele, Sigle-Rushton et Kravdal, 2009), les sépara-tions de ce type sont souvent amalgamées aux divorces (Fomby et Cherlin, 2007 ;Neill, Desrosiers, Ducharme et Gingras, 2006). En somme, s'il est commun de faire l'hypothèse que les deux types de séparation entraînent des conséquences similaires, pratiquement aucune recherche n'a abordé la question de l'effet particulier d'une rupture d'union libre sur le rendement scolaire ou le développement cognitif des enfants.…”
Section: Les Effets D'une Rupture Selon L'état Matrimonialunclassified