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Direct linkNicole Gardner-Neblett; Angelica Ramos; Allison De Marco; Atiya Addie – Early Childhood Education Journal, 2024
A burgeoning body of research shows that children who have stronger oral narrative, or storytelling, skills become better readers and writers later on, suggesting that these complex discourse skills play a pivotal role in literacy acquisition. There is evidence, however, that teachers rarely, if ever, implement oral narrative instruction.…
Descriptors: Teacher Attitudes, Speech Skills, Story Telling, Skill Development
