2014
DOI: 10.1590/s2317-64312014000400001448
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Characteristics of fricatives consonants orthography in Brazilian children

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“…In the second trend, a tripartition is identified between studies that address the relationship between right and wrong: (i) without typifying the error (17) ; (ii) typifying the error (18,19,20) ; and (iii) pointing out the existing gradient in the typification, although without this gradient being analyzed (21,15,22) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the second trend, a tripartition is identified between studies that address the relationship between right and wrong: (i) without typifying the error (17) ; (ii) typifying the error (18,19,20) ; and (iii) pointing out the existing gradient in the typification, although without this gradient being analyzed (21,15,22) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for the results related to this second objective, that is, to detect the possible gradient between errors, we used the categorization proposed by GPEL. The work developed by researchers in this group (19)(20)(21)(22) propose a categorization of misspellings in three types, which clearly indicate their gradient. They are: omissions, transpositions and substitutions.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the metalinguistic skills, which correspond to explicit manifestations of a functional awareness of the rules of the organization or use of language, as well as the ability to think and consciously manipulate the linguistic knowledge, are essential to the formal learning-to-write process in schools (Lima & Pessoa, 2007). Therefore, both the phonological and the spelling processes are important to the process of writing acquisition (Mousinho & Correa, 2009;Paschoal, Pezarini, Vaz, & Chacon, 2014;Smythe et al, 2008).…”
Section: Mn Sampaiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Até o momento, pudemos notar que, embora a literatura demonstre preocupação em investigar a ortografia infantil, há nela forte tendência a apenas quantificar e tipificar os registros ortográficos não convencionais, como bem a ilustram, nos últimos cinco anos, Santos e Befi-lopes (2016), Schafer et al (2017) e Treiman (2018. Mas vimos ainda que, para além dessa tendência, a literatura tem se voltado à ação de características fonético/fonológicas da língua na ocorrência de erros ortográficos (Paschoal, 2014;Pezarini, 2017;Vaz, 2020;Amarante et al, 2020). Nessas duas tendências, porém, grande parte dos estudos privilegia os tipos de erros classificados como omissão (quando um fonema não é registrado ortograficamente) e substituição (quando o grafema-alvo é trocado por outro no momento do registro) (Chacon;Silva, no prelo;Vaz, 2020;Gomes;.…”
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