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Dissertation subject mark making and writing Information needed


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Hello, I'm new to this site. I am currently doing my dissertation on promoting mark making and writing in a preschool setting. My tutor tells me it is a hot topic , yet I am unable to find anything current in England on this topic. I am sure I'm looking in the wrong place. Can anyone please point me in the right direction?

Thank you

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Thank you fredbear. I had looked at mark making matter. I didn't know if there was anything more current. I know my local school has just changed their writing policy to start children on cursive writing, based on current research,which I can't find.

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I did this as my PBE three years ago for my Foundation degree some of the books I used were

 

Some of the Featherstone books - Make Your Mark ( one of the Little baby books) and Progression in play for babies and young children Mark Making

 

the BAECE leaflets - making their Mark - children's Early Writing

 

Penny Tassoni had also done some articles I found on the TES website - Helping young writers to bloom

 

also found useful quotes in Jenny Lindons book understanding child development which talked about environmental print and links to mark-making.

 

Good luck I really enjoyed researching this topic. :1b

Posted

Hello, I'm new to this site. I am currently doing my dissertation on promoting mark making and writing in a preschool setting. My tutor tells me it is a hot topic , yet I am unable to find anything current in England on this topic. I am sure I'm looking in the wrong place. Can anyone please point me in the right direction?

Thank you

Sue Cowley has some good books one particularly on mark making for 3-7 year olds

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