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Manuela Fišer (Author), Mojca Lipec-Stopar (Mentor)

Abstract

Na uspešnost razvoja branja in pisanja v šoli v veliki meri vplivajo različne predbralne in predpisalne spretnosti, pridobljene v predšolskem obdobju. Poleg staršev v družini postane ob vstopu otroka v vrtec tudi vzgojitelj tisti pomemben posameznik, ki lahko pripomore k dvigu razvoja predopismenjevalnih veščin. Iz tega razloga je pomembno, da dobi vzgojitelji bolj celovit vpogled v razvoj porajajoče se pismenosti v povezavi z različnimi področji otrokovega razvoja oz. postane ustrezno osveščen o pomenu razvoja predšolske pismenosti. Znotraj različnih vzgojnih ustanov obstaja nekaj dobrih praks, ki si prizadevajo dvigniti nivo predbralnih in predpisalnih spretnosti do čim bolj uspešnega razvoja branja in pisanja v šoli. Tudi Vrtec Lenart, ki se kot vzgojno-izobraževalna ustanova dobro zaveda pomena pismenosti, že nekaj časa v okviru Nacionalne strategije za razvoj pismenosti, ob upoštevanju kurikula, sistematično načrtuje in izvaja dejavnosti, ki vplivajo na razvoj pismenosti v predšolskem obdobju. Primer dobre prakse, pri katerem smo sodelovali, predstavljamo v pričujočem delu, kjer smo ugotavljali, kako izvajanje posameznih aktivnosti pri otrocih vpliva na razvoj posameznih spretnosti zgodnje pismenosti. Stanje otrokove pismenosti smo ocenjevali pred in po izvedbi akcijskega načrta, ki je predvideval izvajanje določenih učnih aktivnosti. Ugotovili smo, da otroci razvijejo bralne veščine nekoliko pred veščinami pisanja. Rezultati izvedenih testiranj otrok so pokazali tudi, da velika večina naših otrok do vstopa v osnovno šolo do zadovoljive mere razvije sposobnosti zgodnje pismenosti.

Keywords

zgodnja pismenost;predšolska vzgoja;razvoj pismenosti;preverjanje zgodnje pismenosti;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UL PEF - Faculty of Education
Publisher: [M. Fišer]
UDC: 373.2.016:003(043.2)
COBISS: 11280457 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: The analysis of the progress of early literacy skill of pre-school children
Secondary abstract: The success of the development of reading and writing in school is largely influenced by different prereading and prewriting skills acquired in the preschool period. In addition to the parents, educator is also an important individual who can contribute to the development of prewriting and prereading skills. For this reason, it is important that educators receive more comprehensive insight into all areas of child’s development of literacy and become adequately informed about the importance of early childhood literacy development. Within the various educational institutions, there are some best practices that seek to raise the level of prereading and prewriting skills to maximize the development efficiency of reading and writing in school. Kindergarten Lenart, as an educational institution, is well aware of the importance of literacy. Under the National Strategy for the development of literacy, taking into account the curriculum, they systematically plan and implement activities that have an impact on the development of literacy in preschool. In this work we present an example of good practice in which we participated. Our aim was to determine how individual activities affect child’s development of specific early literacy skills. The state of children's literacy was assessed before and after implementation of the Action Plan, which consisted different learning activities aimed to development of specific prereading and prewriting skills. We found that children develop reading skills sooner than writing skills. Results of testing have also shown that the vast majority of our children develop early literacy skills to a satisfactory extent, before entering primary school.
Secondary keywords: pre-school child;literacy;predšolski otrok;pismenost;
File type: application/pdf
Type (COBISS): Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Pedagoška fak., Specialna in rehabilitacijska pedagogika
Pages: 71 str., [9 str. pril.
ID: 9220286