ED 361 Module 2 Test Review Flashcards

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Explain the role of oral language development and language skills within reading, spelling, and writing.

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Explain the range of phonological awareness skills.

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Differentiate between phonological awareness and phonemic awareness.

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Explain the causal relationship between phonological awareness skills and learning to read.

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5
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Name some of the research-based approaches that defend structured literacy practices over whole language practices.

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Explain Gough & Tunmer’s Simple View of Reading formula.

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Explain Scarborough’s Reading Rope Model.

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Explain how scientific research has affected the practice of teaching reading, spelling, and writing. Consider the reading brain & 4-part processing models identified by neurologists.

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Define dyslexia and include which processing parts of the brain are affected by dyslexia. Is dyslexia a life-long diagnosis? Can a person with dyslexia improve their conditions or struggles?

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Explain the alphabetic principle and its role in reading development.

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What are the differences between “spoken language” and “written language?” Also, what is the relationship between the two?

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12
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Explain the characteristics of “concepts of print.” What are the best strategies for teaching these?

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13
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What are the characteristics of a “language-rich environment?”

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14
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What are syllables?

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15
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What is alliteration?

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16
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What are phonemes and graphemes?

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17
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What are onset and rime?

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18
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What is rhyming?

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19
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What is phonological awareness?

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20
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EDWhat is phonemic awareness?

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