Chapter Summaries Flashcards

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Language forms

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It is made of

phonology — rules for combining sounds

morphology — Word structures & meaning

syntax — sentence word order

All related to the other as the foundation of literacy

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Phonological awareness abilities

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Are central to the development of early reading

  • Rate of language acquisition
  • vocabulary size
  • working memory
  • And word retrieval
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Cats checklist

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Aids and early language based reading difficulty identification

  • speech sound awareness
  • Word retrieval
  • verbal memory
  • Speech/perception
  • Comprehension
  • expressive language
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Morphology

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The study of word formation or how morphemes combine to form words.

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Syntax

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System of rules that directs to comprehension of production of sentences

Grammar

These difficulties arise more often when reading changes from decoding to comprehension

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Semantics

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Language con tent, concerned with the meaning of words and the relationships between them.

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Pragmatics

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Language use, Involves a set of rules that dictate community behavior and three main areas reasons we communicate, different codes or styles of communication for context, and conversation. Essential for children to have a literate level of talking and understanding for academic success.

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SkORE

Executive function dependent skills

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Skills for organizing and reading efficiently

For grade school to college.

Skills—note taking, comprehension, writing, cognitive skills dependent on elective skills

Exec dependent study skills: Gaining knowledge, writing, organizing, synthesizing, learning, and applying knowledge and ideas.

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Brain order variations possible deficit areas

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Concrete thinking, nonliteral thinking, rigidity, spatial and temporal sequencing unstable figure-ground perceptions (whole-part relationships), sustained attention and focus, varied and poor memory, poor symbolization, receptive and expressive language, integration of verbal,

symbolic data with physical outputs like attention memory, spelling, processing fast language, anxiety, abstract skills, avoiding failure.

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