OAE Flashcards

1
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Smallest part of spoken language

A

Phoneme

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2
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Smallest part of written language

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Grapheme

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3
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Knowing there is a relationship between phonemes and graphemes (sounds and spellings)

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Phonics

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4
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Being able to hear, identify, and manipulate individual phonemes in spoken words.. AUDITORY skill

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Phonemic awareness

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5
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Knowing phonemes, rhymes, words and syllables

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Phonological awareness

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6
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Word part that contains a vowel or vowel sound

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Syllable

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7
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Spoken language that is smaller than syllables but bigger than phonemes

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Onset and rhyme

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8
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Individual sounds in a word

i.e. VAN is V

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Phoneme isolation

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9
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Children can recognize same sounds in different words

i.e. FALL FUN FIX

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Phoneme identity

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10
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Listening to spoken phonemes and combining them to form a word
i.e. /B/ /I/ /G/- big

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Phoneme blending

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11
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Breaking a word into separate sounds

i.e. grab- /g/ /r/ /a/ /b/

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Phoneme segmentation

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12
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When children recognize a phoneme is removed from a word (what is SMILE without the s.. MILE)

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Phoneme deletion

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13
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Adding a phoneme to a word

Add s to the beginning of park.. spark

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Phoneme addition

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14
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Substitute one phoneme for another

Change G to N in BUG… BUN

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Phoneme substitution

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15
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When children change phonemes in words

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Phoneme manipulation

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16
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Phonemes are represented by letters or letter pairs

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Alphabetic principle

17
Q

Knowing how books work

Front, back, cover, left to right

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Book handling skills

18
Q

The study of meaning in language

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Semantics

19
Q

The pattern/ structure of word order (when words are put together they make sense)

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Syntax

20
Q

Relationship between letter and phonemes

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Graphophonics

21
Q

Vowels that feel as if they have 2 parts

I.e. OW, OY, OU

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Diphthongs

22
Q

Ability to read accurately and quickly

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Fluency

23
Q

Breaking words into manageable parts

yesterday- /yes/ /ter/ /day/

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Chunking

24
Q

Two or more individuals reading aloud from the same text to develop fluency

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Choral reading

25
Q

Strategies that prepare students to read text

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Before-Reading comprehension strategies

26
Q

Unit of meaning that can stand alone

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Base word

27
Q

Reading words in text with no errors

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Accuracy

28
Q

Words that are linked

Sentences, phrases, paragraphs

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Connected text

29
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Consecutive consonants that represent one sound

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Consonant digraph

30
Q

Spelling that is standard or correct form

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Conventional spelling

31
Q

Measure reading, language and cognitive skills

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Diagnostic