2 - Tīmatanga - Mahi by Mahi

Which one of these is not a part of Arokā ki te Weteoro (Phonological Awareness)?

• Pānui Matatau - Reading Fluency

• Identifying Oro Tuatahi

• Identifying kūoro whakamutunga

• Segmenting and blending kūoro

Arokā ki te Oromutu (Phonemic Awareness) is the ability to manipulate individual sounds in spoken words.

• True

• False

What is a Oromutu (phoneme)?

• A high frequency word

• Written symbol that represents a sound

• Smallest unit of sound

• A letter

What is a Orotuhi (grapheme)?

• High frequency word

• Written symbol that represents a sound

• Smallest unit of sound

• A poem

What is the total score for He Aromatawai o te Arokā ki te Weteoro?

• 50

• 100

• 4

• 10

Once I have all the data what should I do with it

• Put information into spreadsheet to track progress

• Put in draw for next time

Why do we assess tamariki?

• Because we are told to and/or we follow an assessment schedule.

• To use the information to teach tamariki.

Tamariki need to develop all Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Skills?

• True

• False

I cannot teach a tamaiti to pānui and tuhi until they have achieved 50/50 on Te Aromatawai o te Arokā ki te Weteoro.

• True

• False

Each time a kaiako assesses a tamaiti using this rauemi they must complete every pātai?

• True

• False