This immediately reduces the need for scaffolds and emphasizes looking at language and literacy through a lens of cognition and development, instead of repetition and memorization. Teaching oral, ...

Syntax refers to the way we construct whole sentences.."Our data reveal links between oral and written morphosyntactic skills for both groups of children," Royle said.

(Printed texts tend to contain more challenging syntax than oral language.) To get a sense of how educators approached reading comprehension, the EdWeek Research Center also asked to what degree ...

Language samples may consist of written, signed, and spoken language samples. Written language samples are the easiest way to see this, but if appropriate for a student who uses spoken language, ...

Syntax refers to the way we construct whole sentences.."Our data reveal links between oral and written morphosyntactic skills for both groups of children," Royle said.