Segmental Analysis: Co-Requisite to reading, Vital for Self-Teaching, Requiring Phonological Memory

David L. Share; Anthony F. Jorm

Segmental Analysis: Co-Requisite to reading, Vital for Self-Teaching, Requiring Phonological Memory

David L. Share
, Anthony F. Jorm

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Abstract

Comments on the views of J. Morais et al (see record 1988-35331-001) regarding segmental analysis and alphabetic literacy. It is asserted that segmental analysis ability (1) is a corequisite (not a prerequisite) for alphabetic reading, (2) is important to the development of a self-teaching mechanism for new words, and (3) requires efficient coding of phonological information in long-term memory (a noted difficulty in poor readers).

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	509-513
Number of pages	5
Journal	Cahiers de Psychologie Cognitive/Current Psychology of Cognition
Volume	7
State	Published - 1987

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Keywords

*Language Development
*Literacy
*Phonology
Alphabets
Reading

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Segmental Analysis: Co-Requisite to reading, Vital for Self-Teaching, Requiring Phonological Memory

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