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Visual Acuity

sharpness of vision

Fredrick McDonald

"Demands complex set of responses."


-perceive symbols in front of them.(perceptual)


-follow linear logical and grammatical patterns (sequential aspect)


-relate words to direct experiences (experiential)


-make inferences and evaluate(thinking aspect)


-remember what they learned (learning)


-recognize connections between symbols and sounds (association)


-deal with personal issues that relate to text (effective)


-Make sense of material (constructive)



Balanced approach to reading instruction

reading instruction for overall language arts curriculum.

Perception

interpretation of the sensory impressions that reach the brain.

Visual Discrimination

the ability to see likenesses and differences in visual forms. (big and dig)

Auditory Acuity and Auditory Discrimination

ability to detect differences among spoken sounds and be able to associate phonemes with graphemes for phonics instruction

Phonemes

individual speech sounds

graphemes

printed symbols (letters or letter combos)

Schemata

clusters of information about things or ideas stored in the brain.

Vicarious (indirect) Experiences

gaining and experiences from a story by reading it or hearing it.