The Possible Cultural Consequences for Children as They Learn to Read in English at Primary Three in SingaporeSally Ann JonesNational Institute of Education, Singapore, sally.jones@nie.edu.sgAbstractThis article presents the findings of an observation study of reading lessons in English at Primary Three in Singapore. The aims of the study were first to establish whether a common pedagogy to teach reading in English exists at this transition year of children's schooling, and second what the cultural effects of this pedagogy might be for children. In the article I show how features in common over the observed lessons form a pedagogy derived internationally. Next, through a detailed analysis of this pedagogy, a locally written text and the talk around the text in a single lesson, I show and discuss the possible cultural consequences of the pedagogy for Singaporean children.Cultural impact for children learning to read in English, three in Singapore.Jones, Sally AnnInstitute of education, Singapore: national sally.jones@nie.edu.sgAbstractThis article presents the results of a study to observe the reading of the three main English lessons in Singapore. The aim of the study before determining whether general teacher teaching reading in English is that this year's primary, and two things change the characteristics of the children's teachers. In this article I show you how to share more than just learning to perceive features of teaching that has been internationally to the next through the analysis of the details of this education. Text written in the local talk around the text in a single lesson. How do I display and discuss results of the culture of teaching and learning for children from Singapore?
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