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Special issue L1 Research in Portugal (2009)
Special issue L1 Research in Portugal (2009)
Published:
2021-12-16
Articles
Literacy beliefs and practices
Diagnoses and interventions that improve mother tongue education
Luisa Araújo, Margarida Pocinho
1-4
PDF
Emergent literacy beliefs in preschool and kindergarten contexts
João A. Lopes, Paulo P. Fernandes
5-26
PDF
Reading comprehension in primary school
Textbooks, curriculum, and assessment
Luísa Araújo, Célia Folgado, Margarida Pocinho
27-43
PDF
Orthographic performances in a Portuguese primary school
A longitudinal study in third and fourth grades
Inês de Vasconcelos Horta, Margarida Alves Martins
43-61
PDF
On the development of textual competence in primary education
Adriana Cardoso, Susana Pereira, Encarnação Silva, Otília Sousa
63-86
PDF
For a definition of the teaching/learning of writing in L1
Research and action
Luísa Álvares Pereira, Inês Cardoso, Luciana Graça
87-123
PDF
The development of reading skills in a sample of Portuguese normal readers and dyslexic children
The development of reading skills in a sample of Portuguese normal readers and dyslexic children
Lénia Sofia de Almeida Carvalhais, Carlos Fernandes da Silva
125-140
PDF
Enhancing comprehension in low achieving 9th graders
A quasi-experiment study
Margarida Pocinho
141-156
PDF
Cognitive differences in second language learners and the critical period effects
Sandra Andrade De Bastos Figueiredo, Carlos Fernandes Da Silva
157-178
PDF
Reading, annotation and production of an argumentative text written by higher education students in a blended-learning situation
Anabela Pinho, Luísa Álvares Pereira, António Moreira, Maria José Loureiro
179-205
PDF
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