Oral Language Systems
This oral language system refers to the study of the speech sound system of a language.
What is PHONOLOGY?
The difference between receptive and expressive language may also be thought of as the difference between understanding and this.
What is communicating?
This area of the brain is responsible for letter knowledge and symbols processing.
What is the occipito-temporal region (the back left hemisphere)?
This is the smallest unit of speech that distinguishes one word from another.
What is a phoneme?
This-In a one-syllable word ending with one short vowel followed by one consonant, double the final consonant, then add the vowel suffix- is known as what rule?
What is the Doubling 1-1-1 Rule?
This refers to the neural mechanisms that allow us to use speech sounds to process oral and written language.
What is PHONOLOGICAL PROCESSORS?
This is an example of what Oral Language System: Students take turns constructing sentences by picking an attribute and using the suffix to compare two items based on that attribute.
What is MORPHOLOGY?
This is a specific learning disability that is neurobiological in origin and is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities.
What is DYSLEXIA?
There are this many phonemes in the English Language.
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This instruction supports the connectivity between the brain’s phonological and orthographic processors.
What is Phonics Instruction?
What region of the brain is mostly responsible for processessing speech sounds?
What is Broca's Area?
Antonyms, synonyms, and definitions for words all fall under this system of oral language.
What is Semantics?
This has the ability to rewire and change the structure of the reading brain.
What is effective reading instruction?
Phoneme manipulation includes one of these four sound activities.
In the word popcorn, pop is this syllable type.
What is closed?
In Oral Language Systems, Semantics refers to this.
What is the meaning of words, phrases, and sentences, and their relationship in a language?
Difficulty comprehending THIS has been cited as one of the key components of reading comprehension deficits.
What is complex syntax?
For students learning to read, effective instruction must be one of these four adjectives.
Phonemic Awareness Skills progress in this order.
What is isolate, identify, categorize, blend, segment, and manipulate?
What is find and underline the vowels?
Pragmatics refers to the rules for this for social purposes and effective communication.
What is language?
The relationship between oral and written language can be described using this adjective.
What is RECIPROCAL?
The following are characterisitics this type of effective instruction: data-driven, corrective feedback, scaffolded.
What is Mastery Oriented?
This is how you can tell if a consonant phoneme is voiced or unvoiced.
Encoding is a another way to think about this age-old student activity.
What is spelling.