2019
DOI: 10.5209/rced.59564
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La predicción del rendimiento lector temprano: una perspectiva comparada en escolares españoles y chilenos

Abstract: Los sistemas educativos en el contexto internacional incorporan las competencias lingüísticas en el currículum educativo en los niveles de la Educación Infantil. Nuestra investigación plantea la necesidad de profundizar en el análisis comparativo del rendimiento lector en la Educación Infantil. Se realiza una comparativa del rendimiento lector temprano y de las destrezas en los precursores cognitivos de la lectura en una muestra de 100 prelectores de Chile y España. Se emplea la Batería de Inicio a la Lectura … Show more

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“…Specifically, the speed and accuracy of letter naming and phonological awareness shown by 5-year-olds can function as strong predictors of word reading at 6-7 years of age [57]. Authors such as De la Calle [58] find that, while word naming speed has a greater influence on the reading speed of 6-year-old children, phonological awareness is more involved in the accuracy demonstrated by these participants.…”
Section: Definition Of Reading Skillsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Specifically, the speed and accuracy of letter naming and phonological awareness shown by 5-year-olds can function as strong predictors of word reading at 6-7 years of age [57]. Authors such as De la Calle [58] find that, while word naming speed has a greater influence on the reading speed of 6-year-old children, phonological awareness is more involved in the accuracy demonstrated by these participants.…”
Section: Definition Of Reading Skillsmentioning
confidence: 97%