All of these are qualities you should expect in an academic source EXCEPT _____.

well-articulated personal opinions of authors

authors with academic credentials in the field

What does the whole language approach stress?

Teachers reading to and with students often

Parents teaching their children the alphabet

Parents using letter flashcards

Teachers giving frequent tests and quizzes

What is the whole language approach to reading?

Teaching children to read whole words and make sense of their reading

Teaching children to use letters and sounds to read

Teaching children letters and how to use them in speaking and listening

Teaching children by giving them books and letting them figure it out

What is the philosophy of the synthetic phonics method?

It used an alphabet for each of the sounds in speech.

It leveled students according to ability.

It used real reading experiences to teach.

How did the McGuffey Readers organize instruction?

The instruction was divided into six sections.

Teachers use one basal for all students.

Students took a test and used the appropriate series.

Readers were used for every grade level.

Which of the following is the best way to describe what a schema is?

A person's set of knowledge and experiences related to a topic or idea, and their way of organizing this information in their mind

The ability to read and write in multiple languages

A tool for learning to read that emphasizes clear pronunciation of words

The architectural and engineering plans used to build a structure or surface, such as a pool or shrine

What would be an example of some components of a schema related to chess?

Past experiences with chess, images of chess, meanings related to chess (such as competition and strategy), what a chess set looks like, what it feels like to play chess, etc.

One's emotions about chess without any physical attributes

None of the answers are correct.

A schema of chess would only include what you have actually read about chess.

Why might a cognitive psychologist be interested in schemas?

Schemas relate to cognitive processes and learning.

Schemas are used primarily to diagnose mental illness.

None of the answers are correct.

Schemas explain why one educator is good at teaching and another is not.

What factors are most important in the maturationist literacy theory?

Internal factors such as genetics and personality, as well as external factors such as parenting styles and home life.

Only internal factors such as personality, genetics, learning style, and behaviors matter in this theory.

A family's financial status is the most important factor in this theory.

Active participation in reading aloud at birth is the most important factor.

What do the emergent literacy theory and the social constructivist literacy theory have in common?

Both theories advocate the active adult participation enhances a child's ability to achieve literacy in reading, writing, and oral language.

Both theories disregard a child's social environment as being a factor in achieving literacy.

Both theories claim that extensive repetition of the alphabet and sight words is the key to learning how to read.

Both theories have found that parental involvement in a child's literacy acquisition hinders their progress.

Which example best describes the social constructivist theory in action?

John's dad reads the newspaper at the breakfast table every morning before work. Over time, John pretends to read the section of the newspaper his dad isn't reading.

Kelly's mom never reads in front of her, but Kelly picks up books and pretends to read them.

Allison's mother gives her six worksheets on reading and expects her to know how to do them without instruction.

Frank's grandpa plays a spelling game with him even though he is only four months old.

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Which of the following research-based components of reading best describes the sounds heard when words are spoken orally?

Fluency

Phonemic awareness

Phonics

Comprehension

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Which of the following research-based components of reading best describes the connection between letters and their sounds?

Phonics

Comprehension

Fluency

Phonemic awareness

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Which of the following research-based components of reading relates to the automaticity of reading?

Comprehension

Fluency

Phonics

Phonemic awareness

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How will Locke's Theory of Integrative Reading help you?

You will gain the ability to read words out of context and understand what they mean.

You will retain more information by applying the six integrations as you read.

You will do better on high-stakes assessments and on your report card grades.

You will remember less information as you read more books about important topics.

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What is an example of abstract integrative reading?

Describing the setting in a story

Reading for facts and details

Identifying an author's bias toward a topic

Learning new concepts, ideas, and theories

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Rosa is reading a social studies text and thinking about why an event happened. Which integration is she using?

Similarities and differences

Categorizing

Cause and effect

Applications

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B.F. Skinner is best known for his contributions to the _____ perspective of educational psychology.

cognitive

behaviorist

constructivist

developmental

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FTCE Reading Foundational Reading Research & Theory 01

Which of the following research-based components of reading best describes the sounds heard when words are spoken orally?

Which of the following research-based components of reading best describes the connection between letters and their sounds?

Which of the following research-based components of reading relates to the automaticity of reading?

How will Locke's Theory of Integrative Reading help you?

What is an example of abstract integrative reading?

Rosa is reading a social studies text and thinking about why an event happened. Which integration is she using?

B.F. Skinner is best known for his contributions to the _____ perspective of educational psychology.

The _____ educational psychology perspective proposes that learning occurs through stage-like processes.

Albert Bandura is famous for his contributions to the _____ perspective of educational psychology.

Damien submits an academic article for possible publication. Before the journal can print Damien's article it has to undergo a rigorous review process in which other scholars in his field review the article and assure it's accurate and high-quality. What is this process called?

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