Barbara Hindson’s research while affiliated with University of New England and other places

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Assessment and Early Instruction of Preschool Children at Risk for Reading Disability
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November 2005

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Journal of Educational Psychology

Barbara Hindson

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Brian Byrne

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Preschool children at familial risk for reading disability were assessed on cognitive and linguistic variables and compared with preschoolers without familial risk. Risk children displayed performance profiles resembling those of older children with reading disability. Each group received intensive instruction in phonemic awareness and structured book reading. Instructed risk children made somewhat smaller gains than the nonrisk and required more teaching sessions to reach criterion. Rhyme and phoneme awareness predicted instruction outcome levels, and vocabulary and verbal short-term memory predicted number of teaching sessions to criterion. In kindergarten, the nonrisk group outperformed the risk group on reading and spelling, although the risk group reached grade-appropriate levels. At-risk children can be helped by appropriate preschool instruction, but they require more sustained teaching than nonrisk preschoolers. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2012 APA, all rights reserved)

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... No caso da consciência fonológica, a sua emergência no período pré-escolar depende do envolvimento das crianças em atividades sistemáticas e adequadas ao seu desenvolvimento, visando, sobretudo, a aquisição de níveis superficiais de consciência fonológica (Hindson et al., 2005;Lonigan et al., 2003), cuja influência no processo de alfabetização assenta numa "transparência" entre os fonemas e os símbolos gráficos que os representam, nos diferentes idiomas, que tem sido, recorrentemente, estudada (Lau & Liow, 2005;Carlisle, 2004). Contudo, contrariamente ao que se verifica com crianças ouvintes com perturbações da linguagem, em que literatura tem sido prolífera na difusão de boas práticas sobre o desenvolvimento de competências ao nível do processamento fonológico (Nair et al., 2023;Farag et al., 2024), no caso de crianças com perda auditiva, a escassez de estudos neste âmbito tende a causar, nos profissionais de educação, incertezas quanto à sua eficácia quando replicadas com estas crianças. ...

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Assessment and Early Instruction of Preschool Children at Risk for Reading Disability

Journal of Educational Psychology