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
The Theoretical Models of Reading
Gough’s Simple View of Reading
Scarborough’s Reading Rope
Seidenberg and McClelland’s Four Part Processing Model for Word Recognition