“METALINGUISTIC AWARENESS: PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS IN LANGUAGE ACQUISITION”
Keywords:
Metalinguistic, phonological awareness, simplification in production, dyslexiaAbstract
This current study investigates phonological awareness in child language acquisition relying on recent researches and analyzing similarities and differences between ideas of a scholars. The article provides data on phonological development of children, and the ways how they are similar or different, relying on recent researches in a field.
It refers to metalinguistic awareness that phonological abilities are required conscious awareness.
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