Phonics

These assessments evaluate different areas of literacy. There are six areas of evaluation for literacy are oral language, phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. While researching the different assessments I found a large number of schools that use the Phonological Awareness Literacy…

Rick Wormeli’s video on Formative and Summative Assessment was absolutely educational. He speaks about the importance of Formative Assessment, discusses how teachers might actually be spending too much time on their Summative Assessment instead of the Formative Assessment. He also made a valid point in which he says students can learn without Summative Assessment but students learn much more when they formatively assessed. Formative Assessment should be the primary resource teachers use to guide…

Program Description/Audience The word literacy refers to the ability to read and write. Dyer (2001) states that family literacy services are defined as “services that are of sufficient intensity in terms of hours, and of sufficient duration, to make sustainable changes in a family and that integrate interactive literacy activities between parents and their children.” This Family literacy program provide information and activities that do the following: provide interactive literacy activities…

Furthermore, as a pre-service teacher, specifically in my current clinical placement, a second-grade classroom, I noticed that the majority of the students struggle with reading. For that reason, if student needs are not met and addressed, especially reading difficulties, it is evident that he or she will continue to struggle with reading throughout his or her academic career. Student needs must be addressed early on, specifically in the first-grade. However, after reading and analyzing “How to…

Literature is an essential part of any classroom, because if gives the students many different options and abilities to learn about certain subjects, work on phonics and print awareness. In my pre-k class at Downey Elementary literature is used to inform students on important ideas and concepts about their own daily lives, and then teach students about vocabulary and things of interest. The teacher in my classroom uses books that are “based on the students interest” for read-aloud, and that…

repetition. The words and letters he is not able to recognize the mother trace them out and Jaid is good follow in the traces. Also, Jaid mostly speaks Spanish even in school. He is learning English at this point. He likes language and pronunciation and phonics he makes them fun. He likes the repetition and the pronunciation of each letter with the extra emphasis in each…

child can learn. I did not know the importance of reading until when I get to high school. The major problem is the phonics words I have difficulty to blend them together and how to spell the words correctly. What really works well for me is writing the words about 5 to 10 times on a sheet of papers and reading daily. She encourages me to spell…

Phonics is in the application stage on the Bloom’s Taxonomy pyramid. The students are using the letters of the alphabet to learn to read by combining letter sounds and learning that there is a relationship between written letters and the spoken sound. The activity that I chose to do for this in my presentation was also incorrect or not fully right. I chose another activity, that I was planning on doing something similar with my daughter, for teaching about phonics. This activity…

dialects that are more flexible, humor, and wisdom of the people speaking it. Syntactically, the word’s orders and idioms are sounded more humor and longer comparing to other dialects. Speaking of phonology, some words are written in SAE, but the phonics is slightly different. In the area of lexicons, the same words could be written in completely different patterns. Finally, the variation of such phrases…

When teachers read aloud to the students in the classroom or at home by parents it helps them to understand the reading and also it helps them to learn the difference between the sound and the phonic. According to Yola (2005) mentions the importance of reading aloud as it helps in two ways, children learn how to read, print and also it helps the children to understand the meaning of the prints. When teachers read aloud it helps children to identify…