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Papers by Jean Ashton
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Increasingly interest has focused on the years prior to the commencement of formal schooling in t... more Increasingly interest has focused on the years prior to the commencement of formal schooling in the development and strengthening of children's foundational understandings of literacy. It is in the earliest years that notions about what it means to be literate begin to develop as ...
European Early Childhood Education Research …, Jan 1, 2005
... Hadley and Nenga (2004) found in their study, that children planned many play experiences aro... more ... Hadley and Nenga (2004) found in their study, that children planned many play experiences around popular television and video images such as Pokemon, Digimon and Sleeping Beauty, and drew upon their shared understanding of movie and cartoon scripts to strengthen a ...
ED439409 - Three Families, Multiple Discourses: Examining Differences in the Literacy Practices o... more ED439409 - Three Families, Multiple Discourses: Examining Differences in the Literacy Practices of Home and School.
European Early Childhood Education …, Jan 1, 2007
ED445825 - Reconceptualising Literacy Understanding and Practices in Early Childhood Settings.
European Early Childhood Education Research …, Jan 1, 2005
... Hadley and Nenga (2004) found in their study, that children planned many play experiences aro... more ... Hadley and Nenga (2004) found in their study, that children planned many play experiences around popular television and video images such as Pokemon, Digimon and Sleeping Beauty, and drew upon their shared understanding of movie and cartoon scripts to strengthen a ...
Australian Journal of Early Childhood, Jan 1, 2007
Journal article by Jean Ashton; Australian Journal of …, Jan 1, 2004
According to Eiser (1990), the diagnosis of a chronic illness 'sets the stage for a ... more According to Eiser (1990), the diagnosis of a chronic illness 'sets the stage for a revolution in the way of life experienced by patient and family' (p I). At the time of diagnosis few families realise how chronic illness will change their lives, with implications that are far-reaching and ...
Australian Journal of Early Childhood, Jan 1, 2004
The importance of the early years for children's cognitive and social developmen... more The importance of the early years for children's cognitive and social development is unquestioned, especially in light of recent brain research (Schiller, 2001). Early intervention for children with disabilities is also thought to be essential (Hardiman, 2001) to mediate ...
Australian Journal of …, Jan 1, 2008
Vygotsky believed that "individual consciousness is built from outside through relations wit... more Vygotsky believed that "individual consciousness is built from outside through relations with others" (Vygotsky, 1997, p. xxiv). He argued that human higher mental functions are products of mediated activity and that the mediator uses a range of psychological tools and ...
Linguistics and education, Jan 1, 2002
The data discussed was gathered as part of a large-scale study involving multiple ethnographies (... more The data discussed was gathered as part of a large-scale study involving multiple ethnographies (Cairney & Green, 1997). The paper reports on an exploration of the nature of literacy practices in three diverse families. Specifically, it looks at the discourse practices families engage in ...
Australian Journal of Language …, Jan 1, 2001
... by Jean Ashton, Trevor Cairney. ... Gail L Zellman, Jill M Waterman in The Journal of Educati... more ... by Jean Ashton, Trevor Cairney. ... Gail L Zellman, Jill M Waterman in The Journal of Educational Research (1998). Save PDF to library · Related research 4 readers. Understanding barriers to parent involvement in Head Start: A research-community partnership1391. ...
British journal of educational …, Jan 1, 2006
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Increasingly interest has focused on the years prior to the commencement of formal schooling in t... more Increasingly interest has focused on the years prior to the commencement of formal schooling in the development and strengthening of children's foundational understandings of literacy. It is in the earliest years that notions about what it means to be literate begin to develop as ...
European Early Childhood Education Research …, Jan 1, 2005
... Hadley and Nenga (2004) found in their study, that children planned many play experiences aro... more ... Hadley and Nenga (2004) found in their study, that children planned many play experiences around popular television and video images such as Pokemon, Digimon and Sleeping Beauty, and drew upon their shared understanding of movie and cartoon scripts to strengthen a ...
ED439409 - Three Families, Multiple Discourses: Examining Differences in the Literacy Practices o... more ED439409 - Three Families, Multiple Discourses: Examining Differences in the Literacy Practices of Home and School.
European Early Childhood Education …, Jan 1, 2007
ED445825 - Reconceptualising Literacy Understanding and Practices in Early Childhood Settings.
European Early Childhood Education Research …, Jan 1, 2005
... Hadley and Nenga (2004) found in their study, that children planned many play experiences aro... more ... Hadley and Nenga (2004) found in their study, that children planned many play experiences around popular television and video images such as Pokemon, Digimon and Sleeping Beauty, and drew upon their shared understanding of movie and cartoon scripts to strengthen a ...
Australian Journal of Early Childhood, Jan 1, 2007
Journal article by Jean Ashton; Australian Journal of …, Jan 1, 2004
According to Eiser (1990), the diagnosis of a chronic illness 'sets the stage for a ... more According to Eiser (1990), the diagnosis of a chronic illness 'sets the stage for a revolution in the way of life experienced by patient and family' (p I). At the time of diagnosis few families realise how chronic illness will change their lives, with implications that are far-reaching and ...
Australian Journal of Early Childhood, Jan 1, 2004
The importance of the early years for children's cognitive and social developmen... more The importance of the early years for children's cognitive and social development is unquestioned, especially in light of recent brain research (Schiller, 2001). Early intervention for children with disabilities is also thought to be essential (Hardiman, 2001) to mediate ...
Australian Journal of …, Jan 1, 2008
Vygotsky believed that "individual consciousness is built from outside through relations wit... more Vygotsky believed that "individual consciousness is built from outside through relations with others" (Vygotsky, 1997, p. xxiv). He argued that human higher mental functions are products of mediated activity and that the mediator uses a range of psychological tools and ...
Linguistics and education, Jan 1, 2002
The data discussed was gathered as part of a large-scale study involving multiple ethnographies (... more The data discussed was gathered as part of a large-scale study involving multiple ethnographies (Cairney & Green, 1997). The paper reports on an exploration of the nature of literacy practices in three diverse families. Specifically, it looks at the discourse practices families engage in ...
Australian Journal of Language …, Jan 1, 2001
... by Jean Ashton, Trevor Cairney. ... Gail L Zellman, Jill M Waterman in The Journal of Educati... more ... by Jean Ashton, Trevor Cairney. ... Gail L Zellman, Jill M Waterman in The Journal of Educational Research (1998). Save PDF to library · Related research 4 readers. Understanding barriers to parent involvement in Head Start: A research-community partnership1391. ...
British journal of educational …, Jan 1, 2006