Match the text structure to the appropriate description. Sequence is:

Presents facts, events, or concepts in order

Match the text structure to the appropriate description: Provides facts, information, characteristics about the topic

Provides facts, information, characteristics about the topic

Compare & Contrast is:

Describes similarities and differences between topics

Showing how facts or events come into being as a result of other facts or events

Problem & Solution is:

Shows a challenge and how the challenge is solved.

A web graphic organizer is

A simplified semantic map that uses lines and circles to organize information according to categories.

Overlapping circles to show relationships

Boxes arranged in step-by-step order

A semantic feature analysis is

A grid to compare items with a number of characteristics.

A graphic organizer is

A diagram used to show the interrelationships among words or ideas

What is guided reading?

An instructional framework where the teacher provides the help students need to read a story successfully.

Telling a story that one has read or heard

What is a picture walk?

A procedure where the teacher previews a text picture by picture.

What is the purpose of story maps?

To provide an overview of a story including characters, setting, plot, problem, and ending.

What does 'wait time' refer to?

The period of silence between asking a question and calling on a student or rephrasing the question.

What is critical reading?

The reader evaluates the accuracy and truthfulness of the content.

What is text structure?

The way a piece of writing is organized.

Orthographic mapping helps students remember:

Regular and irregular sound-spelling patterns

Morphemic awareness is important so students:

Understand how the meanings of words can change, Know the role of prefixes and suffixes, Increase their vocabulary knowledge.

Knowing six basic syllable types helps students to:

Read and spell multisyllabic words

Which of the following words are of Greek origin: deportation, perfection, affirmative, temporary; baby, cinder, daisy, feet; physiology, microscope, architect, zoology; All of the above

physiology, microscope, architect, zoology

When working with a student to build fluency, the text should be at his or her:

Frustration level with support from the teacher

Why is morphology important?

It prepares students to figure out unknown words that they read independently by using the meaningful units in words.

A plan of action used to reach a desired goal or to complete a task

What critical shift in reading expectations occurs in Grade 4?

Students are expected to read to learn.

Knowing the origins for words helps students decode and encode because:

Students learn why some letters have unexpected pronunciations and spellings.

Which of the following is NOT an effective method for assessing vocabulary growth? - memorizing word lists each week - using the vocabulary knowledge rating scale - oral questioning about the use of words in a sentence - responding with a pinch paper

memorizing word lists each week

Why is it important for teachers to model and use a think-aloud process when teaching new skills or strategies to students?

Modeling can promote student metacognition so that students can see and hear how teachers utilize a strategy to improve their reading comprehension.

The ultimate goal of teaching students to read is to ensure the students:

Have the skills needed to read for understanding

Which is the NWFSC Teacher Ed Department definition of differentiation?

Differentiation in instruction involves tailoring teaching to students' different learning needs. Specifically, to deliver material in different ways to match students' learning needs, allow students to demonstrate understanding in various ways, and create a supportive context for learning.

RED3511C Final Exam Review Flashcards

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What does the term "Accuracy" refer to in reading?

Back

Being able to pronounce or sound out a word and also know the word’s meaning

2.

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What is "Automaticity" in the context of reading skills?

Back

Tasks that can be performed without attention or conscious effort

3.

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What is "Fluency" in reading?

Back

Rate of reading, accuracy, and with prosody

4.

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What does "Prosody" refer to in the context of reading?

Back

The intonation, rhythm and stress of spoken language

5.

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What are "High frequency words" in reading?

Back

Words that are recognized immediately, occur with high frequency, and can have irregular spellings

6.

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What are "Sight words" in the context of reading?

Back

Words that are recognized immediately, occur with high frequency, and can have irregular spellings.

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FLASHCARD QUESTION

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What are cognates?

Back

Words in different languages related to the same root word; Words from different languages that have similar spelling, pronunciation, and meaning; Helpful for English Learners.

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