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1. www.ldonline.org › ld-topics › writing-spellingUsing Texting to Promote Learning and Literacy | LD OnLine

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   Introduce your students to Google SMS, ChaCha, or other texting answer services. Users can send a text message query and quickly receive definitions, translations, maps, directions, and other pieces of information that can serve as just-in-time supports for reading, anytime and anywhere. Allow students to text responses during class discussions.

2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 256507070_TheThe Effects of Text Messaging and Instant Messaging on Literacy

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   Aug 1, 2013 · This article reviews empirical studies published in the last decade on the effects of text. messaging and instant messaging on literacy to determine whether they positively or. negatively affect ...

   • Author: Lieke Verheijen

3. learningliftoff.com › student-activities › apps-andHow Texting Affects a Student’s Academic Abilities

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   Mar 27, 2018 · Discussing times when spellcheck or a technical device doesn’t understand context or connotation and can’t communicate as well as speaking in person; By understanding teen texting habits, talking openly about technology and encouraging a holistic approach to writing and reading, parents can combat negative effects of regular text use.

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4. link.springer.com › article › 10Youth texting: Help or hindrance to literacy? | Education and ...

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   Apr 19, 2017 · Coe and Oakhill found that good readers, although using their phones less, used more textese in their text messages and were faster at reading text messages as well as formal forms of writing. Kemp and Bushnell’s ( 2011 ) study showed that higher text-message reading speed and accuracy were associated with higher skills in literacy for 10- to 12-year-old students in Australia.

   • Author: Dmitri Zebroff
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5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 267967196_SMSSMS Texting and Its Potential Impacts on Students' Written ...

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   Abstract. This article seeks to examine the transformative impact of SMS text messaging on student written. communication skills. Using the survey method, the article examines how pervasive the ...

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   Oct 11, 2016 · The frequency of texting is continuing to grow rapidly as well. In 2008, 13- to 17-year-olds were sending or receiving, on average, around 1700 text messages per month; by 2009, that average had jumped to more than 2500 text messages. By late 2010, the average number of text messages sent or received had climbed again to over 3300.

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   How do I use texting in a classroom?

   • Introduce your students to Google SMS, ChaCha, or other texting answer services. Users can send a text message query and quickly receive definitions, translations, maps, directions, and other pieces of information that can serve as just-in-time supports for reading, anytime and anywhere. Allow students to text responses during class discussions.

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   Does texting help students write?

   • Texting does not and has not helped” (Ibid). Whereas standard abbreviations, other educators felt that the more you got students to write, the better (O’Connor, 2005). evolved from Shakespearean English to Internet English. They argue that text messaging is not just writing into a limited but precise number of words.

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   Is texting harmful to student literacy?

   • contends that texting is not harmful to student literacy; rather it enhances it (Crystal 2008). In his book, Txtng: literacy. His claim was based on six main points; that: (1) in a typical text message, less than 10% of the words abbreviations in their homework and examinations; (5) before people can text, they must first know how to spell.

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   How can texting help students learn English?

   • If your students are avid texters, consider these activities to build literacy skills: Use texting to launch discussions on formal versus informal language, comparing syntax, language, grammar, and usage of text and IM [instant messaging] with formal, written English. Recognize that texting IS writing!

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   Does texting improve literacy?

   • In his book, Txtng: literacy. His claim was based on six main points; that: (1) in a typical text message, less than 10% of the words abbreviations in their homework and examinations; (5) before people can text, they must first know how to spell. engaging with the language through reading and writing, it improves people’s literacy.

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   Is texting a new literacy practice?

   • Qualitative studies into texting and literacy are much less common than quantitative ones. In a qualitative, ethnographic study from a sociocultural, ‘new literacies’ perspective, Lohnes-Watulak (2010) explored why US university students text message during class, and what this tells us about text messaging as a new-literacy practice in classrooms.

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8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 303913399_The(PDF) The Impact of Texting Use and Practices on Literacy ...

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   Oct 20, 2015 · analyz e its impact on literacy development. This analysis considers the two lines of inquiries. posited by Drouin (2011), namely “the use of textese and literacy” and “text messaging ...