1990
DOI: 10.1080/02568549009594790
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Spelling in Kindergarten: A Constructivist Analysis Comparing Spanish-Speaking and English-Speaking Children

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“…A syllabic stage does not play a role in the prominent theory of Frith (1985), who mentioned only a transition from a logographic stage to an alphabetic (phonemic) stage. Other researchers have reported that children learning English rarely or never spell words in a syllabic manner (Kamii et al, 1990;Sulzby, 1985).…”
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“…A syllabic stage does not play a role in the prominent theory of Frith (1985), who mentioned only a transition from a logographic stage to an alphabetic (phonemic) stage. Other researchers have reported that children learning English rarely or never spell words in a syllabic manner (Kamii et al, 1990;Sulzby, 1985).…”
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“…Kamii, Long, Manning, and Manning (1990) reported that English-speaking kindergartners sometimes represent only consonants in their spellings. The opposite pattern is more commonly reported among speakers of Romance languages, where all-vowel spellings, such as AO for Spanish sapo ÔfrogÕ (Ferreiro & Teberosky, 1982), and UUU for Portuguese urubu ÔvultureÕ (Nunes Carraher & Rego, 1984), are often cited.…”
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“…A existência de uma hipótese silábica no desenvolvimento da escrita tal como proposta por Ferreiro é questionada por diversos autores (Cardoso-Martins & Corrêa, 2008;Cardoso-Martins, 2013;Kamii, Long, Manning, & Manning, 1990;Pollo & cols., 2015;. Kamii e cols.…”
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“…A proposta da existência de um estágio silábico no desenvolvimento da linguagem escrita é a característica central da teoria psicogenética, porém, muitos autores questionam a existência desse estágio silábico (Cardoso- Martins & Corrêa, 2008;Cardoso-Martins, 2013;Kamii, Long, Manning, & Manning, 1990;Pollo et al, 2015; (Pollo et al, 2005). Ehri (1998a), por exemplo, mostrou que em inglês as crianças podem escrever "JL" para se referir a palavra "Jail" (Cadeia); em contraste crianças brasileiras são mais prováveis de criar grafias usando apenas vogais, como em AAUA para a palavra "tartaruga" ou "AU" para a palavra "dado" (Cardoso- Martins & Batista, 2005 (Ferreiro & Teberosky, 1999).…”
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