2000
DOI: 10.3406/enfan.2000.3193
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Comparaison de deux scénarios d'appropriation du lexique écrit

Abstract: L'enseignement classique de la lecture, qui commence par l'apprentissage explicite des règles de conversion graphèmes-phonèmes (CGP) conduit à un traitement très séquentiel, susceptible d'entraver la mémorisation du lexique écrit et des grandes unités de lecture qui lui sont liées (analogies orthographiques, syllabogrammes, structure attaque-rime). Un enseignement alternatif, que nous appelons « orthographique » est décrit : il privilégie certaines situations d'écriture et l'apprentissage explicite de l'orthog… Show more

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“…Indeed, in their brief targeted intervention (30 min/day for 3 weeks), Torres et al (2021) used a majority of learning to write activities, namely ''air-writing'' and "writing on a paper," in addition to a tactile perception of letter traces activity, ''perceiving letters on hands." Finally, the contribution of learning to write to learning to read was empirically demonstrated in French preschoolers (Ouzoulias et al, 2000).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, in their brief targeted intervention (30 min/day for 3 weeks), Torres et al (2021) used a majority of learning to write activities, namely ''air-writing'' and "writing on a paper," in addition to a tactile perception of letter traces activity, ''perceiving letters on hands." Finally, the contribution of learning to write to learning to read was empirically demonstrated in French preschoolers (Ouzoulias et al, 2000).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%