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We all have something in common…. Something we are doing right now…. ?. What am I talking about?. Reading…. Clinical Question. In children, does the use of pictures support literacy development?. In children with developmental disabilities, does the use of pictures
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Clinical Question In children, does the use of pictures support literacy development? In children with developmental disabilities, does the use of pictures support learning to read new words?
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Fading Study Dorry and Zeaman 1975
Condition 1 Picture and word presented Picture gradually faded
Condition 2 Picture and word OR Word alone
Condition 3 Picture and word presented
Condition 4 Picture alone OR Word alone
Summary Dorry and Zeaman (1975) • Printed word and picture. Picture gradually faded • Either word and picture OR word alone • Printed word and picture • Picture alone or word alone
Fading Study Tabe and Jackson 1989
Condition 1 Word embedded in picture (superimposed) Picture gradually faded
Condition 2 Word embedded in picture (superimposed) Picture non-fading
Condition 3 Picture with word written on the side (juxtaposed) Picture gradually faded
Condition 4 Picture with word written on the side (juxtaposed) Picture non-fading
Summary Tabe and Jackson (1989) • Superimposed fading • Superimposed non-fading • Juxtaposition fading • Juxtaposition non-fading
Picture vs. Word Study Singh and Solman 1990
Condition A Picture + Picture enhanced
5 cm car 2.5 cm
Condition B Word alone
car 2.5 cm
Condition C Word alone + Word enhanced
car 5 cm 2.5 cm
Condition D Word alone
car 5 cm
Summary Singh and Solman (1990) • Picture (1st slide) and picture enhanced (2nd slide) • Word alone • Word (1st slide) and word enhanced (2nd slide) • Word alone enhanced