2015
DOI: 10.1590/1982-021620155014
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Influência da escolaridade em habilidades linguístico-cognitivas

Abstract: Sponsored by: Fapesp (Process nº: 2011/08928-7)Conflict of interest: non-existent developed in parallel to reading and writing acquisition and also foster literacy development , that is, they are connected in a reciprocal way. Researches have shown that PA skills are more linked to the literacy process than syllabic tasks 5,6 . Meanwhile PA have been related to decoding skills and also letter-to-sound proficiency . When children master phonological awareness and know the name of the letters, it leads them to q… Show more

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“…We already expected the influence of schooling on the time to carry out the requested activity, because hearing and linguistic skills are associated with neural processing and common underlying cognitive resources (14) Studies with dichotic listening tests reported better performance for individuals with higher education when compared to subjects of the same age and level of schooling (6,7,14,18,20,25) . The highest incidence of pauses in the population with low level of schooling comes from the direct association between level of schooling and linguistic-cognitive skills (26) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…We already expected the influence of schooling on the time to carry out the requested activity, because hearing and linguistic skills are associated with neural processing and common underlying cognitive resources (14) Studies with dichotic listening tests reported better performance for individuals with higher education when compared to subjects of the same age and level of schooling (6,7,14,18,20,25) . The highest incidence of pauses in the population with low level of schooling comes from the direct association between level of schooling and linguistic-cognitive skills (26) .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A escolaridade ainda é importante para as respostas aos instrumentos em que é preciso leitura e compreensão dos itens. Na práti-ca, percebe-se que pessoas com escolaridade mais baixa muitas vezes não compreendem os itens dos instrumentos, e que a maior parte das amostras para normatizá-los são compreendidas por universitários (Cárnio, Licas, & Soares, 2015;Silvestrin et al, 2016).…”
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