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Bingham, Gary E.; Gerde, Hope K.; Zhang, Chenyi; Zhang, Xiao Y. – Reading Teacher, 2023
Emergent bilingual children express their ideas in written language through meaningful marks on a page by leveraging their oral language and print focused skills from home and school languages. Because writing is a complex task, particularly for children learning more than one language, teachers must make decisions about how they guide children…
Descriptors: Bilingual Students, Writing (Composition), Writing Instruction, Teaching Methods
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Harmey, Sinéad; D'Agostino, Jerome; Rodgers, Emily – Journal of Early Childhood Literacy, 2019
The purpose of this paper is (1) to report on the design of the early writing observational writing rubric designed to observe and describe change over time in the writing of children emerging into conventional literacy (ages 6-7) within an instructional setting and (2) to investigate the initial reliability and validity of the rubric. We used an…
Descriptors: Writing Evaluation, Scoring Rubrics, Test Validity, Test Reliability
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Myhill, Debra; Jones, Susan – British Journal of Educational Studies, 2009
The principle that emergent writing is supported by talk, and that an appropriate pedagogy for writing should include planned opportunities for talk is well researched and well understood. However, the process by which talk becomes text is less clear. The term "oral rehearsal" is now commonplace in English classrooms and curriculum policy…
Descriptors: Writing Processes, Childrens Writing, Early Childhood Education, Beginning Writing
Falconer, Leslie – Exchange: The Early Childhood Leaders' Magazine Since 1978, 2010
Much has been made by early childhood educators about the importance of activities that foster early reading--and deservedly so--but studies show that reading and writing are skills that children develop simultaneously. Early reading is supported and improved by early writing. Young children need reading to help them learn about writing, and they…
Descriptors: Preschool Curriculum, Early Reading, Oral Language, Young Children
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Dyson, Anne Haas – Language Arts, 1981
Explores the transition of several children from spoken language to beginning writing. (HTH)
Descriptors: Beginning Writing, Child Language, Kindergarten Children, Language Skills
Kasten, Wendy C.; Clarke, Barbara K. – Florida Educational Research and Development Council Research Bulletin, 1987
As an extension of a two-year longitudinal study involving various aspects of children's writing, a study examined the function of children's oral language during creative writing sessions in typical classroom settings. Using ethnographic style techniques, researchers conducted 46 writing episode observations of seven fifth graders in the spring…
Descriptors: Beginning Writing, Creative Writing, Elementary Education, Grade 3
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Purcell-Gates, Victoria – Reading Teacher, 1989
Examines the differences between oral and written languages, including differences in register, style, and syntax. Asserts that reading aloud and giving instructions are two ways to focus on the connection between oral and written language and the processes of reading and writing. (MM)
Descriptors: Beginning Reading, Beginning Writing, Oral Language, Prereading Experience