Science of Reading
The relationship between sounds (phonemes) and letters (graphemes) is this.
What is phonics?
Learning is strengthened when practice is spaced out over time. This is know as...
What is distributed practice?
The ability to quickly recognize the number of objects in a small group without counting.
What is subitizing?
The three main parts of a good classroom rule are: clear, positive, and this.
What is specific?
This beverage is considered the unofficial fuel of teachers. What is coffee?
What is coffee?
The five key pillars of reading instruction are phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and this.
What is comprehension?
This learning strategy involves actively recalling information from memory, rather than passively reviewing it.
What is retrieval practice?
Understanding that the last number said when counting tells you “how many” there are in total.
What is cardinality?
The best way to get a student’s attention without raising your voice.
What is a nonverbal signal (e.g., hand raise, clapping pattern)?
This school supply was first invented in 1565 in England.
What is a pencil?
The ability to hear, identify, and manipulate individual sounds (phonemes) in spoken words.
What is Phonemic Awareness?
This is the process of connecting new information to something already known.
What is schema building (or activating prior knowledge)?
The understanding that numbers can be composed and decomposed in different ways.
What is part–whole relationship?
When a student is misbehaving, this is the first thing you should consider before reacting.
What is the reason or cause behind the behavior?
This object mysteriously disappears most often in classrooms.
What are pencils?
Fluency is defined with these three components, rate, expression and this.
What is accuracy?
The idea that working on slightly challenging tasks — not too easy, not too hard — supports the most growth.
What is the zone of proximal development?
Recognizing the value of a digit based on its place in a number.
What is place value?
This term describes routines that help children know what to expect each day.
What are predictable structures, precedures, or schedules?
The superhero teachers are most often compared to.
Who is Wonder Woman (or Superman)?
According to the science of reading, students need both decoding skills and this to become proficient readers.
What is language comprehension?
This principle says that mixing different kinds of problems or topics during practice improves learning.
What is interleaving practice?
The ability to understand and work with numbers flexibly, is crucial for students' mathematical development.
What is number sense?
Two most essential components of classroom management is student engagement and this.
What is building relationships?
The item you always seem to have in your "teacher drawer" just in case.
What is chocolate?