Motor-Enriched Encoding Can Improve Children’s Early Letter Recognition

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This seems really important- early years - fine finger tasks before letter tasks improves letter recognition - may be all literacy numeracy symbols time should be preceded by fine concentration exercises https://t.co/ThsxSsYRrH

23 Mar 2023

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@helenjwc am hoping this is of interest, it seem really important - fine motor practise before letter tasks improves letter recognition - maybe literacy/numeracy work with symbols should be 'primed' with a fine concentration tasks https://t.co/ThsxSsYRrH

23 Mar 2023

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RT @FrontPsychol: New Research: Motor-Enriched Encoding Can Improve Children’s Early Letter Recognition https://t.co/khIGG5jiLS #Psychology…

03 Aug 2020

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✨New✨ study “demonstrated that fine motor-enriched training (FMT) improved children’s (b/d) letter recognition more than non motor activities & [FMT associated with] higher intrinsic motivation.” #ELAChat

03 Aug 2020

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