英文摘要 |
The purposes of this article are to explain the significance of emergent literacy and its importance for children with hearing loss through the use of a literature review and also to organize parent-child co-reading skills that promote the emergent literacy of children with hearing loss, so as to remind the parents and related professionals to promote emergent literacy development of children with hearing loss as soon as possible. This article first explains that emergent literacy is mostly associated with the literary development of a child from when they are born until they begin schooling. Then the author describes the essential indicators of emergent literacy, including phonological awareness, rapid automatic naming, oral development, print awareness, etc., and explains the relationships between these indicators and reading, and also the performance of children with hearing loss as shown by these indicators. Finally, the author has sorted out three picture book co-reading strategies that effectively promote emergent literacy, including parents' language promotion skills, dialogic reading, and print referencing strategies. It is recommended that parents or early intervention related professionals develop family-oriented picture book co-reading intervention programs to assist early reading for hearing impaired children. |