The Importance of Psychomotor Training for Language Acquisition

The Importance of Psychomotor Training for Language Acquisition [microform] / Jaakko Salminen.

Twenty-nine kindergarten children judged to have weak or inadequate psychomotor abilities affecting their acquisition of written language participated in a psychomotor training program. The program used rhythmic, optic, phonemic, kinesthetic, and melodic exercises to attempt to facilitate the childr...

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Main Author: Salminen, Jaakko
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1978.
Subjects:
Beginning Reading.
Early Childhood Education.
Kindergarten Children.
Kinesthetic Perception.
Language Rhythm.
Language Skills.
Learning Problems.
Phonemics.
Psychomotor Skills.
Reading Readiness.
Reading Research.
Student Improvement.
Visual Discrimination.

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