THE IMPORTANCE AND PLACE OF WRITING AWARENESS ACTIVITIES IN PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION AS PART OF SCHOOL ADAPTATION AND EARLY LITERACY

Abstract

In this study, factors that have an impact on adapting to school have been examined. The importance of early literacy education and the variety are also discussed. In many studies, early literacy skills will have a profound impact on future literacy and academic skills. The social and academic impact of the classroom event on children is discussed in this context. Early literacy education has improved the development of children in all areas. In this context, families have been identified as a result of research that requires children outside the school to support early literacy education.

Keywords

• preschool education
• write awerness
• skills development
• School compliance
• Early Literacy

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