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Kindergarten pre-reading skills predict Grade 9 reading comprehension (PISA Reading) but fail to explain gender difference

2020

AbstractOne of the aims for compulsory education is to diminish or alleviate differences in children’s skills existing prior to school entry. However, a growing gender gap in reading development has increasingly been documented. Regrettably, there is scant evidence on whether differences between genders (favouring girls) have their roots in pre-reading skills or whether determining mechanisms are related to factors to do with schooling. We examined the extent to which pre-reading skills assessed in Kindergarten (age 6) predict reading comprehension in Grade 9 (age 15) and, whether the gender difference in reading comprehension can be explained by gender differences in the Kindergarten pre-r…

Linguistics and LanguageVocabularypäiväkoditmedia_common.quotation_subjecteducationsukupuolierotlapset (ikäryhmät)Compulsory educationPsycholinguisticsLiteracyEducationDevelopmental psychologySpeech and Hearingkielellinen kehitysPhonological awarenessReading (process)Achievement test0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesmedia_commonluetun ymmärtäminenPISA-tutkimus05 social sciences050301 educationpre-reading skillsreading comprehensionNeuropsychology and Physiological PsychologyReading comprehensiongender differencesPISA readinglukutaitotekstinymmärtäminenPsychology0503 education050104 developmental & child psychology
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Early cognitive predictors of PISA reading in children with and without family risk for dyslexia

2018

Abstract This study examined language skills and pre-literacy skills (phonological awareness, rapid naming, and letter knowledge) before school-age as predictors of PISA reading at age 15 in two groups of children, with (n = 88) and without (n  = 70) family-risk for dyslexia . Moreover, effects of family-risk on these early predictors, reading fluency , and PISA reading were examined while controlling the effect of gender. Children were followed from age 2 to 15. Family-risk had a significant effect on early language and pre-literacy skills, reading fluency and PISA reading. A similar model predicting PISA reading fitted the data well in the Family-risk and the No family-risk group. Languag…

Social Psychologymedia_common.quotation_subjectfamily-risk for dyslexiaPISA reading literacyLiteracyEducationDevelopmental psychologyFluencyPhonological awarenessReading (process)Developmental and Educational Psychologymedicinedysleksia0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesta516developmentEarly languageta515media_commonPISA-tutkimus05 social sciencesDyslexialongitudinal study050301 educationCognitionmedicine.diseaselukutaitocognitive predictorPsychology0503 education050104 developmental & child psychology
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