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    Spelling Bee Controversy

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    for the spelling bee anyways. One year before, I had qualified for the Big Springs Spelling Bee, and finished in the top 6, the highest placing for a fourth grader. Among my peers, I was widely regarded as the smartest fifth grader. I had skipped the second grade and had been involved in R.E.A.C.H., the gifted and talented program at my school, since kindergarten, the only student in our grade to do so. Considering the other achievements I had already completed, qualifying for the spelling bee…

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    sure that it would really affect the amount of time it would take a child to learn to spell. Webster’s second reason for changing the AMerican spelling is that pronunciation would be the same everywhere. I do think that this is a good point because pronunciation can cause tension between people of different class, rank and background. With Webster’s spelling changes it would eliminate said tension. Another one of his…

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    Assignment 1 EDF3306 Vocabulary and spelling. Theories based around the ideas of teaching vocabulary and spelling have informed much of what teachers include in their lesson and how they teach the topics of vocabulary and spelling. Throughout this text, I will touch on the theories informing the research established in this field whilst also looking at teaching vocabulary and spelling in a practical way. Theoretical Information Included in Digital Resource The teaching of vocabulary is…

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    School has always been hard for myself. The most difficult thing that has always been hard for me is spelling. I couldn 't learn how other student did. My second grade teacher Mrs. Leaann found away to help me. The way she found out to help me if like playing a game. We would use flashcard and have them turned over. Each one of us would take a card. Mrs.Leeann would say "Spell the would banana." I would try and spell it. If I got it right I would get the card, but if I got it wrong it would…

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    to. The results from the two attitude surveys in regards to reading and writing showed that Andrea’s recreational scored in the 42 percentile rate and she scored in the 60th percentile on her attitude toward reading for academic reasons. Andrea spelling was assessed utilizing the Orthographic Development Assessment; it consisted of 25 words that the student spelled. The information that acquired from this assessment showed Andrea falls within stage 3 of her development with word patterns.…

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    The Form in My Bag “And if you are interested in going to the spelling bee, make sure to tell your mom or dad so that they can fill out this form!” said my second grade teacher, only five years ago. As I heard those words, my ears perked up. I had gone to the spelling bee last year, and I had actually won fourth place! I got a ribbon and everything. As the day went on, my mind wandered to other things such as, what was for lunch today, and how long until I could go home. By that afternoon, I…

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    principal’s office often. When third grade came, Mrs. Perna took a different approach to her teaching and I quickly realized she was very different from Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. Perna, my third grade teacher, made learning more intriguing by adding spelling games. Which made spelling interesting since I was very involved in sports and it brought my competitive side to try my best. Mrs. Perna would also read us short stories she wrote herself. Her stories were about super humans with extranormal powers…

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    The Spelling In Parts Strategy (SIP) helped students improve spelling by breaking words into syllables, saying the syllables and spelling each syllable separately rather than looking at the word as a whole (Powell & Aram 2008). The success of this strategy seems to be based on the combination of hearing the word, using the common spelling patterns, focusing visual attention on the unusual patterns and dividing the words into chunks (Powell & Aram 2008). It has also been observed that there is…

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    LIN 3010 Word Formation Processes - Compounding o Obamacare: 2013 noun: term for the Affordable Care Act that does not have the same meaning as when the terms are broken. o Humblebrag: 2011 verb: when the two words are combined, the term’s meaning changes to an expression of false humility, especially be celebrities on Twitter. o Lumbersexual: 2014 noun: when the morphemes are stick together, the term means a fashionable rugged man who adopts the stereotypical dress and facial hair of a…

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    Hello, I chose the poem “Spelling Father” by Marshall Davis-Jones. The reason that I chose this poem and what spoke to me was the fact that this was a young man that was fatherless. When he was explaining everything that mothers do for their children, it just spoke to me on how so many children grow up without having their fathers in their lives. I would describe the writer’s writing style as one who uses many metaphors to organize his poem verse by verse. There were many words used in the…

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