The aim of this randomised crossover study was to investigate the development of reading skills in chil-dren with low letter knowledge in the first year of their formal reading instruction and to assess the effectiveness of GraphoGame Polish (PL) - intensive computer game-based training in recognition of grapheme-phoneme associations. The results show that even though children with initial poor letter knowledge finally achieved the level of the reference group in terms of letter naming, there was still a significant gap between them in read-ing speed of words and pseudowords. The experiment investigating the training effectiveness did not show significant differences between the GraphoGame playing group and the group playing a maths game in respect to changes in letter knowledge. The reading skills of both groups of players increased between the assessments with a simi-lar pace. © 2014 International Association for the Improvement of Mother Tongue Education.
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Kamykowska, J., Haman, E., Latvala, J. M., Richardson, U., & Lyytinen, H. (2013). Developmental changes of early reading skills in six-year-old polish children and graphogame as a computer-based intervention to support them. L1 Educational Studies in Language and Literature, 13(1). https://doi.org/10.17239/l1esll-2013.01.05
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