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42 Cards in this Set

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Raw Score
Number Correct
Diagraph
Two letters have one sound or a whole new sound
Cluster
two or more letters that have their own sound
onset
letters before vowel
rime
part following the onset
morphime
smallest part that has meaning
rubric
scoring guide
zone of proximal development
the distance between the frustrational level and the independent level
scaffolding
giving student support as they need it and slowly taking it away
emergent literacy
earliest behavior of reading and writing before any training
norm referenced testing
standardized testing based on peer group
schema
organized background knowledge
prosody
intentation and rhythm of speech
semantics
words and its meaning
blending
combining word parts
segmenting
separating words into individual sounds
formative assessment
during instruction, helps to make changes
summative assessment
assessment at the end of a unit/chapter
validity
measuring what the test is supposed to
reliability
consistency of test
criterion-based test
testing compared to standards
main purpose of reading
construct meaning from text
phonological awareness
ability to detect speech sounds and words, critical for literacy development
automaticity
ability to process words rapidly
phonics elements
consonants, vowels, onsets, rimes
phonics
relationship between spelling and speech sounds as it applies to reading
phonemes
smallest part of a word
dolch word list
list of sight/high-frequency words
sesquipedalian
big words
macron
diacritical mark to show pronouncation
variability strategy
try one sound then try another
benchmark
level of achievement used as standard
response to intervention
3 tiered model to identify if students need special education
morphemic analyis
breaking word down to determine meaning
dictionary skill
how to use guide words
scope and sequence
what to teach first, second, third, etc. and what to teach in each grade
syntax
sentence formation
vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, phonics, phonemic awareness
five components of reading by the National
Reading Panel
authentic assessment
reflects real life learning
word sorts
students sort list of words by beginning, middle, ending sounds with pictures or words
think-aloud
explain thinking as it is happening
retelling
student tells story back