2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-166x2010000200004
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Avaliação do vocabulário receptivo de crianças pré-escolares

Abstract: Linguagem receptiva é a capacidade de o indivíduo compreender o que ouve e lê. Este artigo objetiva avaliar o desempenho de crianças pré-escolares quanto ao vocabulário receptivo. Participaram 159 alunos - 56% do 1º estágio e 44% do 3º estágio - de uma escola de Educação Infantil do Município de São Paulo. Foi utilizado o Teste de Vocabulário por Imagens Peabody, que avalia o desenvolvimento lexical no domínio receptivo. Após autorização da direção da escola e dos pais, as crianças foram avaliadas individualme… Show more

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“…It demonstrates that the early increase in the speed of this vocabulary expansion for approximately 30 months provides vocabulary skill later in the child's life, after 54 months. The second research (29) shows no statistical significance in the analysis of the association between development of receptive vocabulary and the variables gender, mother's education, and mothers who work outside the home. The study reports that 61% of the children presented performance lower than the expected for their ages with regard to receptive vocabulary, especially the older children.…”
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confidence: 80%
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“…It demonstrates that the early increase in the speed of this vocabulary expansion for approximately 30 months provides vocabulary skill later in the child's life, after 54 months. The second research (29) shows no statistical significance in the analysis of the association between development of receptive vocabulary and the variables gender, mother's education, and mothers who work outside the home. The study reports that 61% of the children presented performance lower than the expected for their ages with regard to receptive vocabulary, especially the older children.…”
Section: Analysis Of Selected Studiesmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…With respect to study type, there was predominance of publications with higher level of evidence: one randomized clinical trial (18) and seven longitudinal studies (19,(21)(22)(23)(24)(25)(26) . The others were three cross-sectional studies (27)(28)(29) and two literature reviews: one narrative (30) and one integrative (31) .…”
Section: Analysis Of Selected Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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