Publicado 2022-07-01
Palabras clave
- Alfabetización; comprensión de lectura; problemas de lenguaje.
Resumen
Esta investigación se propone determinar si existe relación entre la conciencia prosódica (CP) y la comprensión lectora (CL) en una etapa de alfabetización inicial en niñas(os) con trastorno de desarrollo del lenguaje (TDL), y qué papel desempeña en dicha relación la variable TDL. Se realizó un estudio no experimental, transeccional y correlacional. Participaron 76 estudiantes de segundo grado de educación primaria, 26 diagnosticados con TDL y 50 presentaban desarrollo normal del lenguaje. Se aplicó una prueba de CL y dos de CP. Los resultados muestran diferencias significativas entre ambos grupos en el rendimiento en CL y CP acentual. Se encontró correlación significativa entre la CP de acento métrico y la CL. La variable CP del acento métrico, en conjunto con la variable TDL, predicen el rendimiento en comprensión lectora.
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