| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | English term or phrase: | "break the code" (in this context) | | Spanish translation: | descomponer/descifrar | | Entered by: |  dany2303 |
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Social Sciences - Education / Pedagogy / reading and small children | | English term or phrase: "break the code" (in this context) | Phonological awareness
is the ability to hear and play with the smaller sounds in words
Why is it important? This skill helps children sound out words as they begin to read. Understanding that words are made up of smaller sounds helps children "break the code" between written languaje (letters) and spoken language (sounds). |
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Letter are the first building block to understanding language. Time and time again, however, parents have stated that their children can communicate but still does not understand the concept of language. Communication, they say can, occur through the use of PEC (Picture Exchange Communication) or other means, even without understanding the alphabet. Well, that is certainly true. However, not understanding the "concept of letters" , yet, does not mean that the child is still not constantly striving to "break the code". In fact, autistic adults often say they were constantly trying to "break the code"... to figure out the pieces or "parts" that make up the whole. |
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Explanation:
tal vez este texto sirva de ayuda:
Letter are the first building block to understanding language. Time and time again, however, parents have stated that their children can communicate but still does not understand the concept of language. Communication, they say can, occur through the use of PEC (Picture Exchange Communication) or other means, even without understanding the alphabet. Well, that is certainly true. However, not understanding the "concept of letters" , yet, does not mean that the child is still not constantly striving to "break the code". In fact, autistic adults often say they were constantly trying to "break the code"... to figure out the pieces or "parts" that make up the whole.
Reference: http://www.autismhelpforyou.com/breaking_the_code.htm
| Anabel Martínez
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Local time: 03:22
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