RED315 Chapter 6 vocabulary

Means being able to pronounce or sound out a word and also knowing the word’s meaning.

• Word bank

• Duolog reading

• Accuracy

• Fluency

Refers to tasks that can be performed without attention or conscious effort.

• Automaticity

• Orthographic mapping

• Accuracy

• Prosody

Is a form of paired reading in which a less-experienced reader reads along with a more-experienced reader. The less-experienced reader signals when he wants to read portions that he believes that he can read on his own and signals again when he wants the more-experienced reader to resume reading

• Automaticity

• Fluency

• Repeated reading

• Duolog reading

Is freedom from word identification problems that might hinder comprehension in silent reading or the expression of ideas in oral reading. Fluency has levels of complexity. Surface fluency refers to rate of reading and reading with expression. Deep fluency means that the reader controls rate of reading and reading with expression to maximize comprehension (Topping, 2006). “The critical test of fluency is the ability to decode a text and understand it simultaneously” (Samuels, 2006, p. 41).

• Sight words

• Fluency

• Accuracy

• Word bank

Are words such as the, of, and them that appear in printed material with a high rate of occurrence

• Prosody

• Word bank

• High-frequency words

• Sight words

Is the use of letter patterns and related information to process printed words and bond them into memory.

• Orthographic mapping

• High- frequency words

• Repeated reading

• Prosody

Is the practice of having two students read together. They may read chorally or take turns reading portions of the text. They may also ask each other questions and supply help to each other. They may be on the same reading level or one may be on a higher level than the other

• Accuracy

• Orthographic mapping

• Repeated reading

• Paired reading

Is the intonation, rhythm, and stress of spoken language.

• Orthographic mapping

• Prosody

• Paired reading

• Duolog reading

Is the practice of rereading a text in order to increase accuracy and rate of reading.

• Repeated reading

• Sight words

• Paired reading

• Duolog reading

Are those that are recognized immediately. Words that occur with high frequency—usually the top 200 are also known as “sight words,” the idea being that they should be recognized at sight or immediately. According to a third meaning sight words refers to words that are irregular and so are presented to be learned visually. However, words, even those with irregular spellings, are learned phonologically.

• Accuracy

• Fluency

• High-frequency words

• Sight words