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Effects of early childhood care education on literacy skill development in Ugandan primary schools

Effects of early childhood care education on literacy skill development in Ugandan primary schools

자료유형
학위논문
개인저자
Uchiyama, Kaori
서명 / 저자사항
Effects of early childhood care education on literacy skill development in Ugandan primary schools / Kaori Uchiyama
발행사항
Seoul :   Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University,   2022  
형태사항
35장 : 도표 ; 26 cm
기타형태 저록
Effects of Early Childhood Care Education on Literacy Skill Development in Ugandan Primary Schools   (DCOLL211009)000000268757  
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학위논문(석사)-- 고려대학교 국제대학원, 국제학과, 2022. 8
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0510   6X6   1922  
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지도교수: James William Potter  
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참고문헌: 장 28-34
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비통제주제어
ECCD, literacy, Uganda, education,,
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Effects of early childhood care education on literacy skill development in Ugandan primary schools (16회 열람)
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No. 소장처 청구기호 등록번호 도서상태 반납예정일 예약 서비스
No. 1 소장처 학술정보관(CDL)/B1 국제기구자료실(학위논문)/ 청구기호 0510 6X6 1922 등록번호 163082878 도서상태 대출가능 반납예정일 예약 서비스 B M
No. 2 소장처 학술정보관(CDL)/B1 국제기구자료실(학위논문)/ 청구기호 0510 6X6 1922 등록번호 163082879 도서상태 대출가능 반납예정일 예약 서비스 B M

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초록

Literacy skills are the fundamental skills for success in schools and society, however, there is a large number of students who are illiterate in Uganda in both their first language and English which is their second language. As a result, it causes low achievement in classes and brings a high rate of repetition and dropout. Regarding this situation, the importance of Early Childhood Care Education (ECCE) has been recognized, since the positive effects of ECCE on literacy skills development have been shown in many previous studies. 
Therefore, following the previous studies, this study focuses on a relationship between students’ pre-primary school attendance and their literacy level in both their first language and English by using the Ordinary Least Square (OLS) model. Adding to that, it focuses on a relationship between students’ literacy level in their first language and their level in English based on the translanguaging theory. 
As a result, this study finds that there is a positive and significant effect of ECCE on literacy skills development in both languages overall Adding to that, the importance of reading books to children in households and the mother’s education level and the female-headed household is found from the results. 
This study contributes to being aware of the importance of ECCE and encourages the Ugandan government to investigate more on it as a policy recommendation.


목차

Abstract    	5
1. Introduction	6
2. Research Questions 	7
3. Literature Review 	9
3.1. Development in the First Language	9
Effects of ECCE on the first language	9
Effects of SES on literacy skill development	10
Effects of parental involvement on literacy skill development	11
Effects of school quality on literacy skill development	13
3.2. Development in the Second Language	14
Cognitive skills and the second language development	14
Translanguaging theory	15
Exposure to the second language	16
4. Methodology 	17
4.1. Data	17
4.2. Empirical Model	17
5. Findings 	21
6. Discussion  	24
7. Conclusion 	27
8. Reference 	28