ED 362 Module 2 Test Flashcards
1
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What is fluency?
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2
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Why is fluency important for reading comprehension?
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3
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Explain the developmental progress of fluency from the foundational word recognition skills to the language comprehension skills.
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4
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Explain Tolman’s Hourglass figure.
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5
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Explain Scarborough’s Reading Rope Model.
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6
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Explain Gough & Tunmer’s Simple View of Reading Formula.
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7
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Explain the 4 types of readers (using G&T SVR formula).
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8
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What are some fluency-development activities to build students’ oral reading fluency?
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9
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What are the main elements of fluency?
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10
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What is accuracy?
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11
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What is rate?
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12
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What is expression?
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13
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What is phrasing?
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14
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Explain some features of prosodic reading.
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15
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Which is better - independent silent reading or teacher-assisted reading with students reading aloud one-on-one or in a small groups?
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