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Development and validation of instruments to measure Portuguese third graders’ reasons to write and self-efficacy [<Journal>]
Limpo, Teresa [Verfasser]; Filipe, Marisa [Verfasser]; Magalhães, Sofia [Verfasser].
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Spelling Performance of Portuguese Children: Comparison Between Grade Level, Misspelling Type, and Assessment Task
Abstract: There is consensus among researchers that misspellings are something to avoid. However, misspellings also convey relevant information for researchers and educators. The present study is a first effort toward the analysis of misspellings produced by Portuguese children. Specifically, we aimed to examine the association between misspellings in dictation and composing tasks; compare misspellings across grade, type, and task; and test the contribution of different misspellings produced in dictation and in composition to text quality. For that, 933 Portuguese pupils in Grade 2 (n = 297), Grade 4 (n = 302), and Grade 6 (n = 334) performed a spelling-to-dictation task and wrote an opinion essay. Misspellings were categorized into phonetically inaccurate, phonetically accurate, and stress mark errors. Results showed correlations between the same type of misspellings across tasks for phonetically inaccurate errors in Grades 2 and 4, and phonetically accurate errors in Grade 2. Moreover, pupils produced more misspellings in dictation than composing tasks, and there was a progressive decrease in phonetically inaccurate and phonetically accurate misspellings across schooling, though stress mark errors were more frequent in Grade 4 than in other grades. Finally, spelling errors predicted text quality, particularly in younger children. Overall, these findings are aligned with extant results on spelling development and support current voices claiming for fine-grained analyses of misspellings. As they may vary across grade and task, and impact text quality differently, a detailed approach to spelling errors can provide valuable information on the development of this skill.
Keyword: Psychology
URL: https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00547
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/32292373
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7120319/
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Executive functions and pragmatics in children with high-functioning autism [<Journal>]
Filipe, Marisa G. [Verfasser]; Veloso, Andreia [Verfasser]; Frota, Sónia [Verfasser].
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Executive Functions and Prosodic Abilities in Children With High-Functioning Autism
Filipe, Marisa G.; Frota, Sónia; Vicente, Selene G.. - : Frontiers Media S.A., 2018
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Prosodic development in European Portuguese from childhood to adulthood
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Prosody in Portuguese Children with High Functioning Autism
Filipe, Marisa; Frota, Sónia; Villagomez, Adrienne. - : John Benjamins Publishing, 2016
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Affective prosody in European Portuguese: Perceptual and acoustic characterization of one-word utterances
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Atypical Prosody in Asperger Syndrome: Perceptual and Acoustic Measurements
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