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Development of narrative discourse in children and adolescents (8 to 15 years)

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The book “Development of narrative discourse in children and adolescents”, which is intended for children from 8 to 15 years of age, is meant to be used over a period of several months with the aim of improving narrative discourse. Its 408 pages present different levels for late elementary school, middle school, and early high school.


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Description

Development of narrative discourse (8 to 15 years)

Age Group : from 8 to 15 years

It includes guides and outlines with explanations for each level. You will find three levels of increasing difficulty. Each of them presents work steps, worksheets for description and verification, activities and dozens of stories.

The most advanced exercises provide children with the opportunity to create their own stories by modifying pre-existing stories, specifying the spatial-temporal context, developing characters, finding inspiration in a simple image, constructing an outline, etc.

Finally, in this book you will find numerous activities in the form of cards, for vocabulary (including logical connections), incomplete stories to be continued, outlines to fill in, etc.

The narrative discourse of children through 5th grade (included) is characterized by the following:

  • spatial-temporal context and characters,
  • a succession of events in chronological order,
  • a conclusion.

The narrative discourse for older children, from 6th to 9th grade, is characterized by the following:

  • the use of dialogue, rhythm, and description to develop the characters in a story,
  • the use of logical connections (words and expressions that ensure the transition between ideas),
  • a conclusion that results from the story.

High school students develop narration characterized by the following:

  • character reflection,
  • the creation of a problem, situation and/or observation involving the reader,
  • a particular tone.

This book can be utilized by speech-language pathologists, specialized teachers, educators, and specialized education centers.

You may also be interested in the book "Development of narrative discourse" for ages 4+.

Specifications

  • Book format
    Paper (Spiral Binding) or PDF file
  • SKU
    EN-EB1061
  • Age
    School-aged children
  • Number of pages
    408
  • Dimensions
    11.69 x 8.27 inches
  • Author
    Alice Kassotaki - Speech Language Pathologist MSc, BSc
  • Pagination
    Alice Kassotaki
  • Translation & Proofreading
    Kristen Stone
  • Year of publication
    2018

Contents

Theoretical Section

  • Basic elements of a story
  • Basic structure of narrative discourse (outline)
  • Narrative structure
  • Short story guide
  • Starting and ending a story
  • Making the story interesting
  • Development of narrative discourse in children and adolescents - School age
  • Five levels of the episode (Hughes model)
  • Learning narrative discourse
  • Structure/skeleton of narrative discourse
  • Narration of a complete story: learning stages

Practical Section

  • Level 1: Imitation - I listen, I participate, I repeat
  • Level 2: Adaptation - I modify, I transform, I adapt
  • Level 3: Creation - I imagine, I construct, I tell

Age

School-aged children

Author

Alice Kassotaki - Speech Language Pathologist MSc, BSc

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Development of narrative discourse ages 8-15

The resource is really helpful. The worksheets were clear and the large number of practice sheets are really useful. The theory worked in well with the science of writing and the writing rope.

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Madonna M.
Development of narrative discourse

I enjoy the content, I would like more ideas of how to keep the motivation for the student, so it becomes more play/fun rather than work/school based.

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nathane
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Very complete material