Perceptions about Literacy in Primary School Student Drawings

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Journal of Education and Future
Issue:14
Perceptions about Literacy in Primary School Student Drawings

Perceptions about Literacy in Primary School Student Drawings

Authors : Ömer Faruk TAVŞANLI, Abdullah KALDIRIM

Pages : 87-105

Doi:10.30786/jef.415358

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Publication Date : 2018-07-25

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :The aim of this study is to reveal the perceptions of primary school second grade students about literacy through their drawings and face to face interviews. Phenomenological research among qualitative research patterns was used and descriptive phenomenology, one of the phenomenological research types was used in the research implementation process. The research group of the study consists of 17 students studying at 2nd grade. The research data includes student drawings about literacy, interviews about the drawings and interviews independent from the drawings about literacy perceptions. According to the study results, the students see literacy studies as the studies that should be done in classroom. It has been concluded that the students used objects about reading in their drawings; in other words, the students assign meaning mostly to reading rather than writing when the concept of literacy is expressed.
Keywords : Literacy development, phenomenology, reading, writing

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