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Incorporating rhymes into reading helps kids in many ways. Rhymes teach us sounds in words. They help us remember words because they repeat and have a rhythm. Rhymes introduce new words in a fun way. They sound like music, helping us read fluently. They help us focus,...
Dutton, J., & Rushton, K. (2023) Representing Identity: The Importance of Literature and the Translanguaging Space for EAL/D Early Years Literacy Learning. Education Sciences, 13(6), 569. Dutton and Rushton present an interesting argument for the use of children’s...
In this article, Beaumont put forward an interesting argument about the integration of oracy, poetry and embodiment as a way to facilitate language development for young children who are learning English as an additional language in school. The analysis demonstrated...
Alan J Wright Presentation given at the ALEA/AATE National Conference Darwin July 8 2022 The invitational plenary Donald Graves Address began shortly after the passing of Donald Graves in late 2010. ALEA decided that in honour of the legacy that Don left us, we would...
Jan Turbill, Susan McAuliffe and Brett Sutton 2015 Turbill, J. Barton, G. & Brock, C. [eds] Teaching Writing in Today's Classrooms: Looking back to look forward, pp 181-197 published by ALEA This chapter reports on how three educators set up a successful Book...
Robyn Ewing AM 2021 In this short article Robyn provides useful information about what poetry is and why we should be teaching it. Robyn provides classroom examples as well as a list of resources to help teachers get started with the fun and joy of reading and writing...
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