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The document lists references related to research on phonological awareness and its role in early literacy development and reading success. Several references discuss the importance of phonological awareness and how it contributes to prereading abilities in preschoolers. Other references explore phonological awareness instruction and assessment, the home literacy environment's influence on children's emergent literacy and phonological skills, and connecting early language and literacy skills to later reading abilities or disabilities.

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The document lists references related to research on phonological awareness and its role in early literacy development and reading success. Several references discuss the importance of phonological awareness and how it contributes to prereading abilities in preschoolers. Other references explore phonological awareness instruction and assessment, the home literacy environment's influence on children's emergent literacy and phonological skills, and connecting early language and literacy skills to later reading abilities or disabilities.

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