2019
DOI: 10.17576/jpen-2019-44.01-06
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Modul Membaca Awal Prasekolah Menggunakan Nyanyian Berasaskan Teori Psikolinguistik Kognitif dan Aplikasi Kaedah Belajar melalui Bermain (Preschool Early Reading Module Using Songs Based on Cognitive Psycholinguistic Theory and Application of Learning through Play Method)

Abstract: Kemahiran membaca merupakan asas kepada pembentukan diri ke arah memperoleh ilmu. Kemahiran ini penting diperoleh sejak pada peringkat pendidikan awal kanak-kanak lagi. Justeru, kajian ini adalah untuk membangunkan Modul Riang Ria Membaca (MRRM) iaitu modul pengajaran membaca awal bagi kanak-kanak prasekolah di pedalaman Sabah menggunakan nyanyian. Pembangunan MRRM dilandasi oleh tiga teori iaitu Teori Psikolinguistik kognitif, Teori Perkembangan kognitif Lev Vygotsky dan Teori Perkembangan Kognitif Jean Piage… Show more

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“…In the study conducted by Sabin and Pang (2019) titled "Early Preschool Reading Module Using Song Based on Cognitive Psycholinguistic Theory and Application of Learning Through Play," it is stated that the implementation of enjoyable teaching methods involves the use of singing and songs. The researchers emphasize the enjoyment aspect experienced by children while learning in school.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the study conducted by Sabin and Pang (2019) titled "Early Preschool Reading Module Using Song Based on Cognitive Psycholinguistic Theory and Application of Learning Through Play," it is stated that the implementation of enjoyable teaching methods involves the use of singing and songs. The researchers emphasize the enjoyment aspect experienced by children while learning in school.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%