Early Literacy For Under-Fives

Embracing a multi-modal approach to early literacy, this textbook supports students as aspiring early years professionals with their understanding of early reading for under-fives and the critical links to language, literacy, and learning. This book looks at early literacy in all its forms including mark-making, sharing stories, making music and covers the breadth of literacy learning opportunities that take place outdoors and in museums, art galleries and more. With chapters on phonics, the deficit model, digital literacies and storytelling, this book is packed with everything you need to support you on your degree and help you to develop into a literacy advocate for under-fives.

This key text features individual chapter overviews that enable you to review and rethink, activities that bring theory into practice, and engaging case studies to provoke deeper thought. With reflection points, and ′review and rethinking pedagogy′ sections, this interactive book emphasises the importance of engaging young children with early literacy activities.

Author: Karen Boardman
Publisher: Sage Publications Ltd
Published: 01/27/2024
Pages: 224
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.80lbs
Size: 9.61h x 6.69w x 0.47d
ISBN: 9781529770346

About the Author
Boardman, Karen: -

Dr Karen Boardman is the Head of Early Years Education at Edge Hill University. Karen is a strong advocate for babies and under-threes, particularly linked to literacy. Her research interests are literacy, early reading, policy and pedagogy. Karen is also interested in child development, play and inclusion. Karen has been working in the ECEC field for 35+ years as a practitioner/teacher/researcher, initially beginning her career as an NNEB in nursery settings. Later Karen has taught, led and managed in a wide range of schools/settings as a teacher/Senior Leader. Karen is the Chair of TACTYC, a Fellow of the Chartered College of Teaching, a board member of the new Early Years Hub, a member of the Early Years Coalition Group and a Senior Fellow of the HEA. As the Chair of TACTYC and other international organisations, Karen leads advocacy for the field of ECEC and beyond.

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