A Comparison of the Literacy Development Context of United States and Japanese Families
A Comparison of the Literacy Development Context of United States and Japanese Families
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美国和日本家庭读写能力发展背景的比较
DOI:
10.1023/b:ecej.0000024117.13990.de
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发表时间:
2003
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影响因子:
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通讯作者:
Yoko Shirakawa
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作者:
O. Saracho;Yoko Shirakawa
Saracho and Shirakawa 262 brought closure to the project with a parent-organized the United States and 67 Japanese families. The children were 6 years of age. Families received (a) a letter deliteracy fair. Even though the Family Literacy Tutorial project taught families inappropriate literacy methods, scribing the study,(b) a response form indicating if the families needed help completing the questionnaire, and they achieved a level of proficiency in utilizing and developing their own literacy strategies.(c) a family literacy questionnaire that was developed for their particular country. To increase the number of Barillas (2000) suggests that school assignments can affirm, respect, and acknowledge the experiences, subjects, families were given the choice to fill out the questionnaire themselves or to have the researchers asculture, and language of students and their families. In her parent homework program for Spanish-speaking stu- sist them in completing it. dents, she motivates both children and parents to write and share their writing with each other. Writing assign-