WorksheetsIntro to Literacy Lab
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
thinking about your thinking
daydreaming
cognition
metathinking
metacognition
schema
a plan for your learning
the way your brain organizes knowledge
all the words you know and can use
a theater made for watching movies
converting letters and words into thoughts and ideas
reading
language
text
meaning
language
words and rules about how they're combined that are used by communities
the process of learning how to read and write
how letters are combined to make words
reading, writing, listening, and speaking
your ability to read, write, speak, and listen to a language
literacy
comprehension
meaning
language
fluency
knowing enough of a language to order food and ask where the bathroom is.
ability to read words out loud in front of a group of people
the ability to speed read very difficult words
ability to use a language quickly and accurately, with expression and comprehension.
individual knowledge and understanding of the words in a language.
comprehension
vocabulary
fluency
literacy
comprehension
being able to recall what you have read or heard
understanding and interpreting what you read or hear.
reading anxiety, which reduces a person's ability to understand
being able to store information in your brain.
meaning
what the author is trying to communicate
the dictionary definitions of a words
what is communicated, dependent on context and the reader
the process of converting words into meaning.
text
sending any electronic message to a person
a way of communicating with words.
what the author wants you to understand about a subject
the body of words and the form of something that is written
