Privileged literacy in preschool
Susan Hill
Abstract
Susan Hill
Abstract
This article explores the features of privileged literacy development in the preschool years for children aged 3-5 years, and raises questions about universal, normative views of literacy development for all children. The article focuses on privileged literacy development where the dispositions, aspirations and expectations at home and at school connect.
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This article explores the features of privileged literacy development in the preschool years for children aged 3-5 years, and raises questions about universal, normative views of literacy development for all children. The article focuses on privileged literacy development where the dispositions, aspirations and expectations at home and at school connect.
Key concepts: Literacy, Normative, Project commissioning, Publishing, Early literacy, Emergent literacy, Sociology, Developmental psychology