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Phonological Awareness Involves what
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Target Sounds
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Does not envolve regular English
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Many alphabetic languages are more what?
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Phoentically reguler than English.
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Then English
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What is Morphology? Give some examples?
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affix
Morphemes are either roots or affixes. They are roots if they are ever used as stems, and affixes if not. E.g. in baby-sitters, -er and -s are affixes. Affixes are either suffixes or prefixes. |
examples: under-wearaccept+abil} - as in the adjective ACCEPTABLE, from which this noun is derived by adding {ity};
{abil+ity} - as in the adjective ABILITY; notice how the normal {able} has changed to {abil} because of the following {ity}. derive - derivation derivation - derivational morpheme - morphology tidy - untidy |
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If you Analyze errors in reading you provide focused lit development
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True
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This is the first Category of Alphabetic principle
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A sequence of letters in written words that represent the sequences of sounds (or phonemes) in spoken words
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The 4 examples of alphabetic principle.
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What is Graphophomenic?
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The first part of the alphabetic principle, knowledge is the relationship of printed letters to the alphabet
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Graph
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This is the second part of the Alphabetic principle?
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Student can recognize, name, and produce the letters of the alphabet.
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letter names
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Students can use what to recieve knowledge, and _____ syllables to decode writen language.
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3rd part of the Alphabetic principle-through letter sound
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3 principle of Alphabetic princible
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What are the four comprehensions that are the early part of reading fluency,
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To understand what has been read alound, by the students, factors include oral background, prior reading experice, lang backround, charterics of text.
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The componets of the Integral part of earl comprehension.
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It is important for the middle school teacher to help the student_________between and word____________skills which will help them enhance the abliity to diffriente instruction for each student.
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Decodable words, and Word analysis
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the diffrence between the two.
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What is emmergiant Literacy?
Also it is a place were read alouds and daily writing should be incorperated in lesson planning for literacy. |
Pre-reading that leads to conventionaly reading, individual variations occur
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Litarcy includes reading, writing, and oral language,
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Infoirmal and formal Literacy Assessments Define them please?
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screening devices, criterion-referenced state tests, informal reading inventories, norm-referenced tests, authentic assessments.
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informal formal reasoning
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Ongoing assesment is for what?
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It determines additional interventions based on TEKS
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TEKS
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When Analyze errors what does it do?
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provides focused litarcy development
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The ability to focus
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What kind of material should promote reading develop? What shoudl be based on both langauage proficiency skills and cognitive academic proficiens skills cocurrently
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Authentic literature and technolgy to plan implement, and adjust instruction, including ELL and special ED
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Authentic lit and technolgy
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As a teacher I understand that English is acquired, learned and reflected uupon ________items to become fluent and _________.
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fluent, and competent.
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Key to teaching English
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T or F Language is neither grade level or age level
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T, rther language ability specific
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T or F
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How do you apply differentiation instruction (matching the method of instruction to each students)
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Requeires differentiation instruction (matching the method of instruction to each students
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Diff. Instruct. and early lit devepl.
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