Early Literacy
¥ Phonological memory The ability to remember spoken information for a short period of time An additional Þve early literacy skills were also correlated with at least one measure of later literacy achievement, including: ¥ Concepts about print Knowledge of print conventions (e.g., leftÐright, frontÐback) and concepts (book cover, author, text)
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