EDSE 341 Midterm

the unit of pronouncation in a word, the English syllable has only one vowel phoneme like beats in a word. (ex; There’s three syllables in sophia).

not the beats of a word

diagraphs

multiple consonants

syllables composted of certain sounds

multiple consonants

a grapheme composted of two letters that represents one speech sound (ex; consonant diagraphs = CH, SH, TH, NG. vowel diagraphs = IE, UE, ER, OR, EA

vowel pronunciation

letters that are vowels such as a,e,i,o,u

one of the two classifications of speech sounds. there are 21 consonant letters and 25 consonant sounds. (ex; ANY LETTER THAT IS NOT A, E, I, O, U).

cluster and blend words

dipthongs

one of the two classifications of speech sounds and are made up of A,E,I,O, and U.

letters that are B,C,D,F,G,H,J, K (etc).

blended words

an inventory used for identifying reading skills

the longest possible cluster in english is three consonant sounds at the start of (ex; SPLASH).

written form of consonants

spoken form and occurs when you have two or more letters appearing together where you can hear each sound that consonants make (/s//a//t/).

graphemes

orthography

morphology

a suffix and prefix

written form where a word is a group of consonants with no vowels between them (ex; br=BRown , tr=TRAIN, and cl = CLOUD

underwear

a single vowel phoneme resembling a glide from one sound to another represented by graphemes and make unusual sounds that is not like the letters on their own. (ex; OI IN NOISE. OW IN NOW. EAR IN HEAR, ERE IN HERE).

words that sound alike

opposite sounds of words

is not a diagnostic tool

does not measure reading

a diagnostic tool that’s used individually to assess student’s reading comprehension, reading accuracy, and reading levels like independent, instructional, and frusrational.

what is an AFFIX?

the amount of syllables in a word

the definition of words

a term used when referring to suffixes and prefixes

used for morphology

a bound morpheme placed at the end of a word (ex; playED).

a bound morpheme placed at the beginning of a root word to change the meaning or make it specific

determines decoding

helps with encoding