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Berries have linguistic significance. Differ in their taste and
familarity, berries (and alike) have names that vary in morphological
compositioin. Some, like strawberry, are composed of two free morphemes; others have cranberry morphemes. While luke in lukewarm has nothing to do with the hero in Star Wars, boysen in boysenberry was a person.
Berries seem […]

The observation highlighted below is very interesting — one would
think just the opposite. Just because affixes are prominate in the
language, one would predict a more developed "awareness" of morphology.
Think … think … think.

Agglutination
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

In linguistics, agglutination is the morphological process of adding affixes to the […]

Electronically poking your brain, that's what we need in this science.

Journal Of Neurosurgery

Volume 101, Issue 5
,
November 2004,
Pages 787-798
ISSN: 0022-3085

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Spellings, who likes to be "behind the scene", was a major force behind
the NCLB and the accountability system. A good political lobbist and
advisor she might be, where is the evidence that she knows where
American education should go (other than serving the needs of her
client/boss)?

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This should be good enough

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The TextExtended program from SR Research is convoluted and buggy,
particularly when it comes to Unicode support. Micro$oft is probably
the one to blame, when its Visual C has at least two sets of functions
for each proc that deals with string operations and file IO. Everthing
depends on #def UNICODE, and you cannot mix ASCII and […]

Concepts of print are a set of understandings about the
conventions of literacy, e.g., directionality, intentionality, stability,
use of blank spaces and letters, and multiple genres and uses.

Uniting Cognitive and Social Practice theories? Sounds great. Let's see…

Duke does not have access to this article. UNC does.

New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development
Volume 2001, Issue 92
, Pages 7 - 22
Special Issue: The Role of Family Literacy Environments in Promoting Young Children's Emerging Literacy Skills
. Issue Edited by Pia Rebello Britto, Jeanne Brooks-Gunn.
Published Online: 22 Feb 2002
Copyright © 2001 […]

A search on Intentionality and emergent literacy landed me on this. V.
Purcell-Gates has self-cited several papers of hers on the point of
intentionality of print, mostly in the low SES context. However, I am
not aware of research from a cognitive point of view.

Allan Luke, University of Queensland

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Page 4, click the picture to see hi-res version.
This is a schematic view of the STM/WM
system, from the cognitive perspective rather than from the
neuropsychological point of view. What's most interesting to me is the
assumed level of phonological representation — that they are phonemic,
and that […]

Title: The reliability
and stability of verbal working memory measures

Author(s): Gloria S.
Waters ; David Caplan

Source: Behavior
Research Methods, Instruments, & Computers
    
Volume:
35
Number:
4 Page: 550 — 564

Publisher: Psychonomic
Society Publications

Abstract:
The psychometric properties of several commonly used verbal working
memory measures were assessed. One hundred thirty-nine individuals in
five age groups (18-30, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, and 80+ years) were tested
twice (Time I and […]

Journal of Memory and Language

Volume 50, Issue 2
,
February 2004,
Pages 134-148
doi:10.1016/j.jml.2003.10.004

What […]