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Competency 002 practice question

A teacher wants to promote the phonemic awareness of the student who usually can distinguish the beginning sound of a word but often cannot identified medial or final sounds. Which of the following types of instruction would be most effective for this purpose?

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The correct answer is instructional activities that involve the stretching of words composed of three sounds.

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Competency 004 practice question
Use information below to answer the three questions of follow a master reading teacher is helping at their grade teacher assess the students reading performance as the student reads aloud from the story the teacher uses another copy of the story to take notes on the student’s performance project below are an excerpt from the teachers record after the assessment of mastery teacher helps a teacher interpret his notes about the students oral reading.

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Now you are prepared to address the first of three questions associated with the stimulus the first question measures competency 004 for the mastery teacher applies knowledge of word analysis skills and development to teach reading

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Competency 004 practice question

In the assessment those read above the student self correction suggest that she…

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Uses semantic and syntactic cues to confirm the correct meaning and pronunciation of words

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Competency 004 practice question

Now you’re ready to answer the next question the second question also measures competency 00 for the mastery teacher applies knowledge of word analysis skills and development to teach reading the results of this assessment suggests that the student would benefit most from instruction to:

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Strengthen her automatic recognition of your regular site words.

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Competency 013 practice question

Now you’re ready to enter the third question this question assesses competency 013: master reading teaching us how to provide professional development to mentoring, coaching, and consultation with colleagues to facilitate implementation of appropriate research-based reading instruction.
The teacher tells several other teachers about the assessment technique described above, and they asked the master reading teacher to help them apply the same method. The master reading teacher could respond most appropriately to this request by:

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Offering to teach the technique to interested teachers and to provide them with opportunities for guided practice in interpreting the results.

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Competency 001 question one

At the beginning of the school year and middle school teacher considers ways to motivate students to discuss literary text. Which of the following activities would be most effective for this purpose?

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Students form the clubs with classmates who share similar interests and talk about text at the students select themselves

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Competency 001 question two

A first grade teacher wants to help students apply or language skills to clarify their understanding of literary text which of the following instructional activities would be most appropriate for this purpose?

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The teacher reads a lot of chapter of a high interest fictional text each day, and then students meet in small groups to discuss the chapter and to predict what will happen next.

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Competency 001 question three

A kindergarten teacher considers ways to promote students reading proficiency strengthening their oral language skills which of the following instructional activities we must effective for this purpose?

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The teacher reads aloud a familiar story, and then students dramatizes story using their own words as well as words or phrases they recall from the book.

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Competency 001 question four

At the beginning of the school year, a first grade teacher gives students very screening assignments in reading. One student, who speaks a dialect that is different from the English used in the classroom, seems to be significantly behind his peers in reading development. Which of the following approaches would be most effective in addressing the students oral language and reading needs?

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Provide the student with initial reading instruction using a language experience approach coupled with a structured skill development program.

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Competency 002 question five

A kindergarten teacher plans instructional activities to help students understand the concept of syllables which of the following activities should the teacher plan first?

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Students say the name of each child in the class will copy once for each syllable in the name.

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Competency 002 question six

Which of the following words contains four phonemes?

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A. ties
B. check
C. plate
D. thin

The correct answer is C plate.
P-l-a-te

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Competency 002 questions seven

Which of the following informal assessment strategies would be most effective in determining whether a student can segment the word into phonemes?

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The teacher asked the student to say the individual sounds in a simple word such as bat.

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Competency 002 question eight

A kindergarten teacher confers with the master reading teacher about a student who has normal hearing but lacks phonemic awareness. Formal and informal assessments indicate that the student is not progressing beyond basic phonological awareness, despite participation in a variety of group based phonemic awareness activities. Which of the following interventions would be most appropriate for the master reading teacher to recommend?

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Individualized instruction to help the student experience and recognize the articulatory positions and mouth movements associated with each of the English phonemes.

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Competency 003 question nine

Several first-graders who are struggling readers seem to be having particular difficulty understanding and applying alphabetic principle. Their teacher responds by providing them with explicit instruction in this area, as well as having them write about their reading on a daily basis. Daily writing is likely to promote struggling readers understanding of the alphabetic principle primarily by:

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Giving them concrete practice in phonemic segmentation, blending, and symbol-sound correspondences.

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Competency 003

Master reading teacher works with a first grade teacher to design a small group activity in which each student uses a soundboard illustrated below made it have a paper each soundboard has an upper and lower pocket strips of heavy paper with preprinted letters at the top maybe inserted and arranged in the pockets the teacher gives the student six strips preprinted with the letters A, C, N, P, R, and T.

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After reviewing the names of the letters and their associated sounds, the teacher guide students to spell the word By moving the appropriate letters from the upper pocket of the soundboard to the lower pocket, as illustrated below the teacher then guides the students to form new words(e.g. nap,, rap, tap) By replacing the c in cap with different letters from the upper pocket. Students participate in soundboard activities on a regular basis, using the same sets of letters or a different set to form simple words that have the same rime. (e.g. Can/Ran/Tan or cat/pat/rat

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Competency 003 question 10

The soundboard activity is likely to promote students reading proficiency primarily by:

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Helping students to learn to read new words through analogy with letter patterns in familiar words.

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Competency 009 question 11

After the first sound board activity, the teacher wants to determine whether a student has mastered the reading skills targeted in the activity. Which of the following informal assessment strategies would be most effective for this purpose?

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The student attempts to read several words that have the same rhymes but different onsets from those studied during the activity (e.g. map, lap, sap)

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Competency 003 question 12

The teacher periodically makes word cards for all the words students have formed during their soundboard sessions which of the following activities using the word cards would most effectively promote the reading skills targeted in the soundboard activity?

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Students work with a partner to sort the word cards by making groups of words that share the same rime.

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Competency 003 question 13

Which of the following activities using words targeted during soundboard sessions would be most effective in supporting students reading development?

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The teacher displays the text of a repetitive rhyming poem that features the target words, and the students learn to read the poem.

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Competency 004–A middle school teacher uses word mapping activities to help promote students reading proficiency. The teacher begins by identifying a word root and explaining the history and meaning of the root. Working in groups of four, students write the root and it’s meaning in the center of a piece of chart paper. Students then spend about 15 minutes brainstorming words that contain the root and searching through available text for additional words. Illustrated below is one groups map for the route form.

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Latin Root Word: form “to shape”

Formless 
Formulate
Uniform
Format
Transform
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Competency 004 question 14

The word mapping activity described above is likely to promote students reading proficiency primarily by helping the students:

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Apply knowledge of morphology and etymology to gain meaning from related words.

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Competency 004 question 15

The teacher considers how to incorporate use of the dictionary into the word mapping activity. Which of the following strategies.would best promote students reading proficiency?

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Students discuss the meaning of the words they have included in their maps and then use the dictionary to check each words derivation and definition.

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Competency 005 question 16

Instruction to increase reading fluency should begin only after a student has demonstrated which of the following reading skills?

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Strong word recognition skills

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Competency 005 question 17

A middle school teacher has been assessing the students reading skills. The student is able to decode nearly all of the words in grade level text, but his reading fluency is only fair and this appears to be having a negative effect on his reading comprehension. Which of the following initial strategies would be most effective in improving the students reading fluency and comprehension?

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Have the student practice repeatedly reading a passage that is written at his independent reading level.

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Competency 005 question 18

A high school teacher asked the master reading teacher to explain the importance of reading fluency. The master reading teacher could best respond by explaining that fluent reading:

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Allows students to devote more attention to interpreting the meaning of the text.

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Competency 005 question 19

Which of the following sets of words would be most appropriate for students to memorize as sight words?

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A. girl, come, there, what
B. train, make, shell, drink
C. plate, chore, rock, bump
D. game, trick, stop, plan

The correct answer is A. girl, come, there, what

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Competency 006 question 20

According to convergent research students benefit most from vocabulary instruction that:

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Offers multiple exposures to target words in authentic context within and beyond the classroom

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Competency 006 Use the information below to answer the three questions that follow a middle school teacher informally assess assistance reading comprehension by having the students silently read a short tort story about Elizabeth, a teenager changes her name and social image when she moves to a new school after the student reach the story the teacher asks her to retell it shown below our next up from the story and the students retelling of it.

It was almost too easy. No one suspected that Beth, the totally cool new girl, the pink haired trendsetter, was not what she seemed. A few short months ago, she was not best but Elizabeth: dizzy Lizzy, lizard breath, loser brat. Even now, those words made her eyes sting. Shake it off, she told herself. The old-school, seen of her humiliation, was only 20 miles from here, but it might as will be light years away. Still, she got yourself wondering why the old thoughts should be tormenting her now. Maybe because of the shark face girl who’d been staring at her today. Why did that they seem so familiar? It was then she heard the giggling.

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Turning, she saw the oddly familiar, shark face girl pointing toward Beth and whispering to some girls. Best filter heart sink like a stone.

Students retelling: “ There’s this girl Beth. Only sometimes they call her Elizabeth, or a bunch of mean nicknames like lizard. She moves to a new school, and some of the kids there are mean to her. There’s this other girl who whispers about her and makes fun of her.”

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Competency 006 question 21

Based on the results of this informal reading assessment which of the following post reading activities would be most effective in improving the students literal comprehension of the story?

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The teacher guides the student to clarify her understanding by making a graphic organizer to compare the main characters past and present experiences.

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Competency 006 question 22

The teacher could best test the students inferential comprehension of the story by asking the student to explain:

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Why the shark face girl was pointing toward Beth and whispering.

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Competency 006 question 23

The results of this informal assessment suggested to student would benefit most from which of the following types of reading instruction?

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Modeling for the student how to use think aloud techniques to help monitor comprehension as she reads.

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Competency 007 question 24

Students in high school class have been reading legends and analyzing the elements of this Blu-ray genre. 
Competency 007 question 24

The teacher wants to plan an instructional activity that will promote students reading and writing development as well as enhancer understanding of this Johndra. Which of the following activities would best address these goals?

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Pairs of students collaborate to write their own legend and read it aloud to the class.

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Competency 007 question 25

Illustrated below is a writing sample of a five year old student.

WRTTTEPP
(“We are having a tea party.”)
This sample suggests that the student would benefit most from reading instruction to help him:

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Recognize the separate sounds with in individual words.

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Competency 007 question 26

Each student in a first grade class creates a personal word bank by making an illustrating word cards for words here she knows how to spell correctly. This practice is likely to promote students reading and writing developed primarily by:

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Motivating students to expand their written vocabularies and improve their spelling skills

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Competency 007 question 27

A preschool teacher sits beside student who is finishing a drawing. The teacher asked, quotation marks what would you like to say that your picture close quotation marks the student responded by saying “this is a picture of my parakeet. His name is Clarence” the teacher writes the students response on the strip of paper, slowly reading aloud as he writes the teacher then helps the student attach the caption to complete the drawing and display it on the bulletin board in In the classroom.

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The activity described above is likely to promote the students redevelopment by:

Helping the student to understand that print conveys meaning.

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Competency 008 question 28

Which of the following modifications of this activity would be most effective in reinforcing the students understanding of the relationship between spoken and written language?

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After writing the caption, the teacher slowly rereads the caption while pointing to the words as she reads out loud.

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Competency 008 question 29

A high school teacher regularly makes use of a flexible, heterogeneous grouping for reading and writing activities. The teacher typically begins with a whole class discussion related to the planned activity. Students then meet in small groups. In a follow-up discussion, the whole class debriefs, with student sharing what they learned through the small group reading activity. This instructional approach is most likely to benefit students in which of the following ways?

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Encouraging students scaffolding by creating a sense of community among readers.

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Competency 009 question 30

A first grade teacher is attending informational session about the Texas primary reading inventory TPR out the teacher asks a masturbating teacher if use of the T PRI is mandatory the master reading teacher could best respond by offering which of the following explanations?

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State law requires all Texas school districts to assess the reading skills of students in kindergarten, first grade, and second grade, using the T PRI or another approved, research-based assessment Instrument.

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Competency 009 question 31

Which of the following questions should a master reading teacher ask when judging the content validity of a particular reading assessment?

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How well does the assessment measure what is being taught in the reading program?

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Competency 010 question 32

A first grade class includes a number of English language learners who are at the early production stage of English acquisition and are emergent readers and English. When assembling reading materials for the students, the teacher should concentrate on selecting materials that;

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Have mostly to the decodable text and Include strong visual support such as realistic illustrations.

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Competency 010 question 33

Which of the following situations illustrates how negative transfer can affect the transfer of literacy competency from one language to another?

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An English language learner or ELL sounds out English words and accurately by applying letter sound associations from her primary language to English.

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Competency 010 question 34

Which of the following instructional practices by classroom teachers would best promote the language and reading development of English-language learners?

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Using context embedded language and paraphrasing during instruction to facilitate English-language learners comprehension.

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Competency 010 question 35

A middle school teacher tells a master reading teacher that a student, who has limited English proficiency, is worried that she may fail the Texas reading proficiency test in English (RPTE).. The master reading teacher could best help the teacher address this concern by explaining that:

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The RPTE measures students progress on a continuum of reading proficiency and does not apply a pass/fail standard to their performance.

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Competency 011 question 36

A first grade teacher is selecting reading materials to use the students everything difficulties. Most of the reading material selected by the teacher have controlled vocabulary and a high proportion of the decodable words. Such reading materials are appropriate for struggling readers because these texts tend to:

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Contain sentences and vocabulary that provide opportunities for readers to practice the alphabetic principle in contacts.

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Competency 011 question 37

A student who experience some reading difficulty in the first and second grade is struggling with reading in third grade. His classroom teacher plans to administer various assessments to help determine the students reading strengths and needs. Given convergent research on the most common causes of reading difficulty in children of this age, which of the following assessments should the teacher administer to the student first?

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An assessment in phonological awareness and phonics

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Competency 011 question 38

Which of the following statements accurately describes the research based rationale for including a writing task in the screening process when the student is being screened for a possible reading disability or dyslexia?

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Individuals with dyslexia reading disabilities frequently experience written expressive language difficulties that parallel their reading difficulties.

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Competency 011 question 39

Studies by number of recent researchers and research organizations suggest which of the following conclusions regarding dyslexia and gender?

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Equal numbers of females and males are dyslexic, but males tend to be referred and diagnosed as having dyslexia 3 to 5 times more frequently than females.

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Competency 012 question 40

Hey master reading teacher in elementary school is approach by the parents of the student who is enrolled in another teachers class. The student has been referred for a special education assessment that will be conducted by an educational diagnostician to determine whether the student has a learning disability in reading. The parents say that they trust the master reading teacher and would be more comfortable if he administer the assessments himself. The master reading teacher could respond most appropriately to the parents request by:

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Explained that he is ethically obligated to refrain from offering services that are beyond his own area of expertise.

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Competency 012 question 41

a master reading teachers primary role in relation to the parents/guardians of students taught by other teachers in the school should be to:

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Consult with teachers about effective approaches for involving parents/guardians in their children’s reading education.

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Competency 012 question 42

A newly hired master reading teacher in a high school is concerned with that teachers in the school had a few opportunities for professional development relating to reading instruction. Which of the following steps would be most important for the master reading teacher to take first in addressing this concern?

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Collaborate with teachers and other colleagues to shape a professional development agenda that provides focused, sustained attention to issues of reading instruction.

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Competency 012 question 43

A master reading teacher is collaborating with colleagues to identify problems and set schoolwide priorities for improving reading instruction. Which of the following questions would be most important to address in this context?

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Is the continuity of the reading program consistently maintained through curricular alignment and ongoing communication within and across grade levels?

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Competency 013 question 44

A newly hired master reading teacher in a high school is the preparing to attend her first faculty meeting at the school. Before the meeting, a teacher tells her that some of the faculty have expressed apprehension and resentment about the master reading teachers role. The teachers feel that it is unfair for them to be subject to a double layer of review by the master reading teacher as well as the school principal. The master reading teacher could best address this issue at the faculty meeting by:o

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Explaining that her role as a master reading teacher will be to serve not as a supervisor of classroom teachers but as a resource and a mentor.

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Competency 013 question 45

To middle school teachers who are team teaching a class telling master reading teacher that they are having trouble reconciling their respective philosophies and methods of reading instruction. The teachers asked the masker reading teacher to help them resolve these professional differences. The Master reading teacher could respond most appropriately by:

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Negotiating a plan that builds on areas of agreement between the teachers and is grounded in convergent research on best practice reading instruction.

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Competency 013 question 46

A master reading teachers primary responsibility with regard to assessment of students reading skills should be to:

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Help classroom teachers select, administer, and interpret reading assessments as necessary to plan instruction that meets students’reading needs.

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At the beginning of the school year, a middle school teacher considers ways to motivate students to discuss literary text. Which of the following activities would be most effective for this purpose?

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Students should form book clubs with classmates who share similar interests and talk about text that the students select themselves.

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A fourth grade teacher wants to help students apply oral language skills to clarify their understanding of literary texts. Which of the following instructional activities would be most appropriate for this purpose?

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The teacher reads aloud chapter of a high interest fictional text each day, and then students meet in small groups to discuss the chapter and to predict what will happen next.

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A kindergarten teacher considers ways to promotes students reading proficiency by strengthening their oral language skills. Which of the following instructional activities would be most effective for this purpose?

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The teacher reads aloud a familiar story and then students traumatize the story using your own words as well as words or phrases they recall from the book.

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At the beginning of the school year, a first grade teacher distanced various screening assessments in reading. One student, who speaks with a dialect that is different from the English used in the classroom, seems significantly behind his peers and reading development. Which of the following approaches would be most effective in addressing the students oral language and reading needs?

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Provide the student with initial reading instruction using a language experience approach coupled with a structured skill development program.

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A kindergarten teacher plans instructional activities to help students understand the concept of syllables which of the following activities should the teacher plan first?

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Students say the name of each child in the class while clapping once for each syllable in the name.

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To the following words contains four phonemes?

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Plate

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which of the following in formal assessment strategies would be most effective in determining whether a student can segment the word into phonemes?

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The teacher asked the student to say that individual sounds in a simple word such as bat.

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Hey kindergarten teacher confers with a master reading teacher about a student who has normal hearing but lacks the mnemic awareness formal and informal assessments indicate that the student is not progressing beyond basic phonological awareness despite participation in a variety of group based of anemic awareness activities. Which of the following would be most appropriate for the master reading teacher to recommend?

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Individualized instruction to help the student experience and recognize the articulatory positions and mouse movements associated with each of the English phonemes.

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Several first-graders who are struggling readers seem to be having particular difficulty understanding and applying the alphabetic principle. Their teacher response by providing them with explicit instruction in this area, as well as having them right about the reading on a daily basis. Daily riding is likely to promote struggling readers understanding of the alphabetic principle primarily by:

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Giving them concrete practice in phone mnemic segmentation, blending, and sound symbol correspondences.

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The soundboard activity is likely to promote students reading proficiency primarily by:

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Helping students learn to read new words through analogy with letter patterns in familiar words.

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After the first soundboard activity the teacher wants to determine whether a student has mastered the reading skills targeted in the activity. Which of the following informals assessment strategies would be the most effective for this purpose?

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The student attempts to read several words that have the same rhymes but different onsets from those of study during the activity e.g., map, lap, sack,

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The teacher periodically makes word cards for all the words students have formed during their sound board sessions. Which of the following activities using the word cards with most effectively promote the reading skills targeted in the soundboard activity?

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Students work with a partner to sort the word cards by making groups of words that share the same rhyme.

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Which of the following activities using words targeted during the soundboard sessions would be most effective in supporting students reading development?

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The teacher displays a text of a repetitive rhyming poem that features the target words and students learn to read the poem.

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they were napping activity described above is likely to promote students reading proficiency primarily by helping students:

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apply knowledge of morphology and etymology to gain meaning from related words.

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The teacher considers how to incorporate use of the dictionary into the word mapping activity which of the following strategies would best promote students reading proficiency?

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Students discuss the meaning of words they have included in their maps and then use the dictionary to check each words derivation and definition.

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Instruction to increase reading fluency should begin only after a student has demonstrated which of the following reading skills?

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strong word recognition skills

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A middle school teacher has been assessing a students reading skills. The student is able to decode nearly all of the words and gray level text, but his reading fluency is only fair and this appears to be having a negative effect on his reading comprehension which of the following initial strategies would be most effective in improving the students reading fluency and comprehension?

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Have the student practice repeatedly reading a passage that is written at his independent reading level.

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A high school teacher asked the master reading teacher to explain the importance of reading fluency. Master reading teacher could best respond by explaining that fluid reading:

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Allows students to devote more attention to interpreting the meaning of text.

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Which of the following sets of words would be most appropriate for students to memorize a site words?

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Girl, come, there, what

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According to convergent research, students benefit most from vocabulary instruction that:

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Offers multiple exposures to target words inauthentic context with in and beyond the classroom.

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Based on the results of this informal reading assessment which of the following post reading activities would be most effective in improving the students literal comprehension of the story?

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The teacher guides the student to clarify her understanding by making a graphic organizer to compare the main characters past and present experiences.

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The teacher could best test the students inferential comprehension of the story about asking the student to explain:

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Why the shark face girl was pointing toward Beth and whispering

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The results of this in formal assessment suggest that the student would benefit most from which of the following types of reading instruction?

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Modeling for students how to use think aloud techniques to help monitor comprehension as she reads

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Students and a high school class have been reading legends and analyzing the elements of this literary genre. The teacher wants to plan an instructional activity that will promote students reading and writing development as well as enhance their understanding of the genre. Which of the following activities would best address these goals?

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Pairs of students collaborate to write their own legend and read it aloud to the class

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WRTTT E PP
(We are having a tea party.)
This sample suggest that the student would benefit most from reading instruction to help him:

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recognize the separate sounds within individual words

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Each student in a first grade class creates a personal we’re done by making in illustrating word cards for words here she knows how to spell correctly. This practice is likely to promote students reading and writing development primarily by:

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Motivating students to expand their written vocabulary and improve their spelling skills

80
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A preschool teacher sits beside the student who is finishing a drawing. The teacher asked, what would you like to say about your picture? This didn’t respond by saying this is a picture of my parakeet. His name is Clarence. The teacher writes the students response on the strip of paper slowly reading it aloud as he writes. The teacher then helps the student attach the caption to the completed drawings and displays it on a bulletin board in the classroom.

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The activity described above is likely to promote the students reading development primarily by helping the student understand that print conveys meaning.

81
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which of the following modifications of this activity would be most effective and reinforcing the students understanding of the relationship between spoken and written language?

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After writing the caption, the teacher slowly rereads the caption allowed while pointing to each word.

82
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A high school teacher regularly makes use of flexible, heterogeneous grouping for reading and writing activities. The teacher typically begins with a whole class discussion related to the planned activity students meet in small groups then in a follow-up discussion the whole class debriefs with student Sherry what they learned to the small group reading activity. This instructional approach is most likely to benefit students and which of the following ways?

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Encourage student Scaffolding by creating a sense of community among readers

83
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A first grade teacher is attending an informational says session about the Texas primary reading inventory T PRI get your SMS reading teacher if used to keep your eye is mandatory. The master reading teacher what could best respond by offering which of the following explanations?

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State law requires all Texas school districts to assess the reading skills of students in kindergarten, first grade, and second grade, using the T PRI or other approved, research-based assessment instrument.

84
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Which of the following questions Shademaster reading teacher ask when judging the content validity of a particular reading assessment?

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how well does the assessment measure what is being taught in the reading program?

85
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A first grade class includes a number of English language learners who are at the early production stage of English acquisition and are emergent readers in English. What assembling reading materials for the students, the teacher should concentrate on selecting materials that:

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Have mostly Dakota the text and include strong visual support such as realistic illustrations.

86
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Which of the following situations illustrates how negative transfer can affect the transfer of literacy competency from one language to another?

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An English language learner sounds out English words in accurately by applying letter sound associations from her primary language to English.

87
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Which of the following instructional practices by classroom teachers would best promote the language and reading development of English-language learners?

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Using context embedded language and paraphrasing during instruction to facilitate English English language learners comprehension

88
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A middle school teacher tells a master reading schoolteacher that a student who has limited English proficiency, is worried that she may feel the Texas reading proficiency test in English (RPTE). The master reading teacher could best help the teacher address this concern by explaining that:

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The RPTE measure students progress on the continuum of reading proficiency and does not apply a pass/fail standard to their performance.

89
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A first grade teacher is selecting reading materials to use with students who have reading difficulties. Most of the reading material selected by the teacher have controlled vocabulary and a high proportion of the codable words. Such reading materials are appropriate for struggling readers because these text tend to:

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Contain sentences and vocabulary that provide opportunities for readers to practice the alphabetic principle in context.

90
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A student who is experienced some reading difficulty in the first and second grade is struggling with reading in third grade. His classroom teacher plans to administer various assessments to help determine the students reading strengths and needs. Given convergent research on the most common causes of reading difficulty in children this age, which of the following assessments should the teacher administer to the student first?

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An assessment in phonological awareness and phonics

91
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Which of the following statements accurately describes the research-based rationale for including a writing task in the screening process when a student is being screened for a possible reading disability or dyslexia?

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Individuals with dyslexia reading disabilities frequently experience written expressive language difficulties that parallel the reading difficulties.

92
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Studies by a number of recent researchers and research organizations suggest which of the following conclusions regarding dyslexia and gender?

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Equal numbers of females and males are dyslexic but males tend to be referred and diagnosed as having dyslexia 3 to 5 times more frequently than females.

93
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After reading teacher in elementary school was approached by a parent of a student who is enrolled in another teachers class the student has been referred for special education assessment will be conducted by an educational diagnostician to determine whether the student has a learning disability in reading. The parents say that they trust the masturbating teacher and would be more comfortable if he administer the assessment itself. The master teacher could be five most appropriately to the parents request by:

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Explaining that he is ethically obligated to refrain from offering services that are be on his own area of expertise.

94
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A master reading teachers primary role in relation to the parents/guardians of students taught by their teachers in the school should be to:

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Consult with teachers about effective approaches for involving parents/guardians in their children’s reading education.

95
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A newly hired master reading teacher in a high school is concerned the teachers in the school have few opportunities for professional development relating to reading instruction which of the following steps would be most important for the master reading teacher teacher to take first in addressing this concern?

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collaborate with teachers and other colleagues to shape a professional development agenda that provides focused, sustain attention to issues of reading instruction.

96
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Hey master reading teacher is collaborating with colleagues to Denver problems and set schoolwide priorities for improving reading instruction which of the following questions would be most important to address in this context?

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is the continuity of the reading program consistently maintained through curricular alignment and ongoing communication within and across grade levels?

97
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A newly hired masturbating teacher in a high school is preparing to attend her first faculty meeting at the school. Before the meeting, a teacher tells her that some faculty have expressed apprehension and resentment about the master reading teachers role. The teachers feel that it is unfair for them to be subjected to a double layer of review by the master reading teacher as well as the school principal. The master reading teacher could best address this issue at the faculty meeting by:

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Explaining that her role as a master reading teacher will be to serve not as a supervisor of the classroom teachers but as a resource and a mentor.

98
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to middle school teachers who are team teaching a class telly master reading teacher that they are having trouble reconciling their respective philosophies and methods of reading instruction. The teachers asked the master reading teacher to help them resolve date these professional differences the master reading teacher could respond most appropriately by:

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Negotiating a plan that builds on areas of agreement between the teachers and is grounded in convergent research on best practice reading instruction.

99
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A master reading teachers primary responsibility with regard to assessing the students reading skills should be to:

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How classroom teacher select administer and interpret reading assessments as necessary to plan instruction and meet students reading needs.