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    task avoidance and defensiveness. The consequences are always negative to the student; she expresses she feels picked on and embraced. When this occurs she often becomes self-justifying and shut’s down. This author/ writer found that it is best to write about the behavior not the emotion. Rational for the Action Research: Question(s); D.B. is a Kindergarten student at P.S. 13 in New or York. The research involves an exploration examining ways to improve D.B’s. concentration, which will subsequently improving her reading level through structured phonemic Awareness instruction. The questions to be addressed are; why is phonological awareness is critical for ready instruction and How they do increase student engagement through phonemic awareness? Literature Review…

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    Phonemic Awareness

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    Phonemic Awareness is the ability to hear, identify, and manipulate individual sounds-phonemes in spoken words. Before children learn to read, they should become aware of sounds. They should understand speech from sounds, or phonemes (the smallest part of sound in a spoken word). Phonemic Awareness improves students' reading comprehension and allows young readers to build another important element of reading. There are three main elements of phonemic awareness: syllables, rhymes , and…

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    Phonemic Segmentation

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    After teaching my two lessons on phonemic segmentation and observing the two students during whole class instruction I have drawn various conclusions on both the students strengths and weaknesses. Student A excels at being able to tap out sounds within a three sound word, as student B is able to tap out the individual sounds of words with 4-5 sounds in them. These activities however acted as review for the students being as they were exposed to these concepts in kindergarten. During whole class…

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    His primary social strength is that he interacts well with his peers and teachers. His biggest weakness is in the academic area of ELA. He has difficulty is with his phonemic awareness, phonics, and reading fluency skills. This has been noted by his teacher, Mrs. Williams in his first RTI meeting. He can identify 18 out of 26 letters, but not their sounds. When asked, what sound does “f” makes, he will say the “p” sound. Derrick also struggles with rhyming words and sight word recognition.…

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    In Chapter five, defines phonemic awareness and phonics and how they are important to learning. But then there are certain drawbacks and benefits teaching those areas of reading. Phonics deals with children seeing the phonograms and how it relates to words instead of only the sounds. There are many types of phonics instruction two examples are analytic and synthetic phonics. There are many nationalities that make up the world especially the U.S. which the dominant is English and children who…

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    Phonemic awareness and phonics are two components of a balanced literacy program in K – 3 classrooms. Phonemic awareness is the understanding that words are made of sounds. Phonics builds on this awareness by teaching the relationships between sounds and letter-symbols. Research supports direct instruction of these components as a precursor to reading success. Commercially-published programs and books, software and apps, and numerous Internet sources can provide teachers with materials needed…

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    As a tutor for a 3rd grade student, I administered a variety of assessments to evaluate the student’s literacy strengths and challenges. The follow reflects the completed assessments: Reading Attitude, Reader Self-Perception, Phonemic Awareness, Word Lists, Spelling Inventory, Oral Reading passages, Writing Attitude survey, and a Writing Self-Perception survey. The results from each assessment are as followed: scored 41/45 on the nine dimensions of Phonemic Awareness assessment; accurately…

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    Phonemic Awareness Paper

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    Does language have a positive effect on phonemic awareness in several demographic groups? If so, what patterns emerge from among the demographic groups when compared to each other. Hypothesis: Students with theoretical or assessed deficits in language will have a significantly lower score in phonemic awareness when compared with their counterparts. Null Hypothesis, there is no difference in the between the means of students with a theoretical or assessed deficits in lanthat and phonic skills…

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    Phonemic awareness is a very important skill essential so one can learn to read. Reading as defined by dictionary.com as to look at carefully to understand the meaning of something written or printed; for example to read a book or to read music. Reading consist of two major cognitive abilities; we first have to understand what it is we are reading and secondly interpret the information from the series of letters that is represented. As you interpret it allows you to maintain the understanding…

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    be created to give the students more intensive support” (2013). Sometimes in the intervention sessions, the importance of rimes are introduced to the students (Zinke, 2013). This is where the students will learn about the onset and rime in a word just like the FISH strategy. Students who have not learned phonics well enough to decode words, Whitaker, Harvey, Hassell, Linder, and Tutterow recommend using the FISH strategy for them (2013). According to Tengesdal, “There is a growing consensus…

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