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Recognising Early Literacy Development - Assessing Children's Achievements (Paperback)
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Recognising Early Literacy Development - Assessing Children's Achievements (Paperback)
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`This book examines the literacy development and assessment of
children before the age of five years. It is highly relevant to all
those professionally involved in assessment. Cathy Nutbrown
explores the need for appropriate assessment practice to support
teachers and illustrates the mismatch between the way teachers and
researchers assess literacy. The book is worth buying for the final
chapter alone, which provides an analysis of the newly developed
Sheffield Early Literacy Development Profile. The actual tasks are
included in the appendices. Thus, Cathy Nutbrown does not leave us
frustrated. We are able to consider an ongoing assessment which is
in tune with the best practice in teaching. This is a research text
which balances theory with practical realism. It is particularly
relevant today with the introduction of Baseline Assessment.
Teachers and researchers will find much that they can relate to and
learn from. It is clearly written and deserves to be widely read.
However, it may make for uncomfortable reading as Cathy Nutbrown
challenges all concerned with the assessment of early literacy
development to reflect on exactly what they are doing and why' -
British Educational Research Recognising Early Literacy Development
presents a new view of the many purposes of assessment in early
literacy development. Issues in early literacy assessment, current
assessment material, the purposes of literacy assessment,
government policy, practice in schools, baseline assessment of
literacy, the need for new research measures of early literacy, are
all recurrent themes of the book. The author reviews and discusses
three decades of policy and practice in assessing literacy
development in the years 3 to 5 - from recognising in the late
1960s that literacy in these years exists, to proposals in 1997 for
official assessment of literacy at 5 years.
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