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Writing anxiety: A barrier to early isiXhosa literacy development
Sindiswa Stofile, Someka Ngece ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-sonnet-5This is a book chapter examining writing anxiety as an obstacle to early isiXhosa literacy learning in South Africa. It appears in an edited volume about inclusive early childhood and Foundation Phase education practices. No further detail is available beyond the title and publication information.
Key points
- The chapter focuses on writing anxiety in early isiXhosa literacy development.
- It is part of a book series on holistic and inclusive education for young learners in South Africa.
Limitations
Only the title, authors, and citation details are available; no abstract or content describing methods, data, or findings was provided, so the actual claims and evidence cannot be assessed.
Abstract
How to cite: Stofile, S & Ngece, S 2026, ‘Writing anxiety: A barrier to early isiXhosa literacy development’, in T Moodley, S Stofile & R Govender (eds.), Holistic and inclusive education practices for young learners in South Africa: From early childhood to Foundation Phase, The University of the Western Cape Faculty of Education Book Series, vol. 2, AOSIS Books, Cape Town, pp. 247–263. https://doi.org/10.4102/aosis.2026.BK568.12