Spelling Developemt And Instruction Flashcards

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1
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What is needed to teach spelling?

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Systematic, explicit instruction

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2
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What 4 stages of knowledge is needed for spelling?

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1) phonological
2) orthographical
3) morphemic
4) etymological

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3
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What is orthographics?

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Conventional spelling system of a language

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What is morphemics?

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Structure of words and smallest part of word with meaning

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5
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Why is etymology?

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Origin and history of words

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What is phonological knowledge?

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Awareness of sounds that make words

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With systematic explicit instruction for spelling instruction, what does the focus need to be on?

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Association between sound and symbol
Awareness of spelling patterns 
Knowledge of the 26 letters of the alphabet 
Phonics
Segmentation of words
Syllable combinations 
Vowels
Word meanings
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Why should spelling behaviour be evaluated?

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So that both teacher and student can understand why spelling errors are made and how to correct them

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How are language skills linked?

Reading, writing, listening and speaking

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The skills learnt and practiced and the growing knowledge of semantic, graphs phonic and syntactic info can contribute to overall language ability

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The main responsibility of a good teacher of writing is to?

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Motivate students to write clearly on topics of their choice over a wide range of text types

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11
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Students can learn to write by?

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Writing (with reinforcement from reading)

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Shared, guided and independent reading helps students to?

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Write more confidently

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The teacher should assist where advice is most likely to be noted and acted upon at the students point of need. This is when?

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Students are engaging in writing

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14
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Teachers can give demonstrations for common language features/problems through?

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Whole class demonstration

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15
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Teachers should encourage a habit of?

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Self correcting when students write

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16
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When checking needs to take place, what can assist?

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Writing partners

17
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Writing intended for readers must be?

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Proofread - scrutinised for conformity to standard written English

18
Q

How can teachers demonstrate the need to have a range of strategies for good spelling?

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Give them sentances that need to be edited

19
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How is spelling accurately acquired?

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Through increasing recognition of the patterns of words

20
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What are 5 strategies that teachers can use to teach accurate spelling?

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1) make it fun and engaging (interactive whiteboard)
2) increase student discussion, analysis and thought
3) provide explicit instruction and practice with spelling strategies
4) increase student awareness and the use of important language patterns
5) encourage students to see accurate spelling as a worthwhile goal