Unit 1 Session 2 Flashcards

1
Q

How to students learn how to read… Speech to print or print to speech?

A

Speech to print

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2
Q

What does syllable word prepare children for?

A

Do you understand they beat in the word centred around a vowel sound.

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3
Q

When is basic phonemic awareness introduced?

A

Kindergarten and first grade

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4
Q

When are advance, phonological levels introduced what grades

A

First and second

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5
Q

What phonological tasks predict a students ability to read? 

A

Segmenting
Blending individual sounds

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6
Q

What does the hourglass? Figure help us with…

A

To better understand the levels of phonemic awareness

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7
Q

Which unit of language serves as a foundation for all literacy

A

 Phonology

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8
Q

What is taught in the early phonemic awareness level?

A

Syllables (clap/count)
Onset rhymes (odd one out/what words rhymes/
Onset sounds/Alleration (if two or stated, have the same beginning sound)

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9
Q

What activities are used In the basic phoneme level?

A

Blending and segmenting phonemes
Phoneme segmentation (cr/a/ck (longer words)

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