quiz 10 Flashcards
Emergent Literacy
Earliest Awareness
Form: reading left to right
function: leisure, practical
environmental print: mms wrapper
phonological awareness-rhyming/syllable awareness
by age 3: recognize 2 words that rhyme, alliteration (same sound at begin of words) and recite known rhymes
requires understanding of same and different
why are phonological skills important?
lead to reading success, prevent reading deficits, lead to success with spelling, help children become aware of sounds in their language
Components of skilled reading
1) letter recognition
2) phoneme grapheme correspondence rules rules between letter sounds and what letters represent
3) word recognition (letters stand for something)
4) semantic knowledge
5) comprehesnion
top down model
guessing game, starts using symbols based on associations and recognition, reading consists of inferring meaning based on prior knowledge and context
bottom up model
dependent on accurate decoding f strings of letters that make up words
begins when formal reading instruction has started
jean challs model
stage 0: 6 mos-6 yrs: “pretend” reading, names letters of alphabet, recognizes some signs like McDs mthoed of aquisition is exposure, top down model process
jean challs model
stage 1 6-7 learns grapheme/phoneme rules, read simple text, direct instruction-bottom up
jean challs model
stage 2 age 7-8 reads simple stories direct acquisition
jean challs model
stage 3 9-14 yrs reads to learn uses both bottom up top down
risk factors for reading difficulty
1) environment without good resources or expectations
2) limited competency in spoken english
3) cognitive deficits
4) language specific problems
5) reduced pre-literacy experiences
6) family history of reading problems
dyslexia
failur eot achieve age appropriate mastery of reading/writing skills, afects 3-10% of pop and is more common in boys
dyslexia characteristics
1) visuo-perceptual problem on play minor role
2) difficulty in phonological awareness and processing, segmenting the words, and memory for just read phonemes in preschool
3) in part genetic
4) average-above average intelligence
5) no social-emotional or cognitive deficits
6) have recieved adequate instructional support
invented spelling
It is a systematic rule governed spelling that is created by novice writers.