Decoding Multi-Syllabic Words Strategies

This video tutorial by Jodin Smith focuses on decoding multi-syllabic words using vowel team syllables. It introduces the concept of syllable types, emphasizing the importance of phonological awareness and explicit teaching of vowel teams. The tutorial provides strategies and a step-by-step process for decoding words, including examples and practice exercises. The goal is to equip students with effective methods to decode complex words, enhancing their reading skills.

What is the main focus of this training module?

• Decoding multi-syllabic words with vowel team syllables

• Decoding single-syllable words

• Learning about consonant clusters

• Understanding sentence structure

What is the main focus of the module?

• Decoding single-syllable words

• Understanding sentence structure

• Learning about consonant clusters

• Decoding multi-syllabic words with vowel team syllables

What acronym is used to remember the six syllable types?

• CLOVER

• PLANT

• LEAF

• TREE

What acronym is used to remember the six syllable types?

• PLANT

• TREE

• CLOVER

• LEAF

Why do students often struggle with multi-syllabic words?

• They are not familiar with the words

• They do not like reading

• They prefer single-syllable words

• They lack effective strategies to decode them

Why do students often struggle with multi-syllabic words?

• They do not like reading

• They lack effective strategies to decode them

• They are not familiar with the words

• They prefer single-syllable words

What is crucial for students to be successful with decoding strategies?

• Proficiency in phonological awareness

• Memorizing all words

• Reading quickly

• Ignoring syllable types

What is crucial for students to be successful with decoding strategies?

• Proficiency in phonological awareness

• Memorizing all words

• Reading quickly

• Ignoring syllable types

What is a vowel team?

• Two vowels together making one sound

• A group of consonants

• A single vowel making two sounds

• A consonant and a vowel together

Which of the following is an example of a digraph?

• GH in light

• AI in rain

• TH in thought

• OW in cow