Module 3 Test Flashcards
Instruction methods include
Word work
Phrase work
Re-reading continuous text
Teachers provide feedback
Cueing
Modeling
Explaining
Coaching
Encouraging
Correcting
Practice is charted
Regularly
Self-monitoring for sense making during reading is important because
fluency is more than just accuracy and speed
3 origin languages
Anglo-Saxon
Latin
Greek
Teach the 3 origin languages because of
Letter-sound correspondences
Syllables
Morphemes
Rule-bound
Phonological awareness consists of
Oral language
Rhyming
Segmentation
Blending
Phonics links
phonemes and graphemes
English has
44 sounds
26 letters
6 major syllable patterns
Open
Closed
Consonant-le
Magic-e
Vowel team
Bossy R
Sometimes dipthong
Syllable division patterns
vc/cv
v/cv
vc/v
v/v
morphemes are
smallest unit of meaning
morphemes include
affixes-prefix, suffix
roots and bases
Inflectional morphemes
features number, person, tense or comparison
Derivational morphemes
change from one part of speech to another