jambons in tales
rashy fragments
cottage discharge
UTI or ICUP
my vag hurts
100

when a speaker adds a second language without any loss of competence in the first language.

what is additive bilingualism

100

can understand 2 languages but can only speak in one of them

receptive bilingualism

100

are texts that have more than one "mode" and meaning is conveyed through synchronization of modes 

multimodal

100

spelling should be taught systematically in relation to individual development

developmental word study approach

100

organizational principles should have...

reasonable generalizability

200

 the addition of a second language leads to a gradual erosion of competence in the first language

subtractive bilingualism

200

when an individual fails to develop in either languages

semilingualism

200

when meaning is produced partly through reference to other texts

intertextuality

200

focusses on the 3000 highest frequency words. are introduced through grade 2-8.taught in series of lists with attention to spelling pattern

basal speller approach

200

orthographic patterns taught should be introduced in relation to...

documented developmental trend

300

the speaker maintains 2 languages

balanced bilingualism

300

if a child learns 2 languages, they will be become confused and suffer in school (true or false)

false

300

self-reference within a text

intratextuality

300

learning to spell words from lists is more efficient than...

learning them from context

300

words and patterns taught should be subject to...

periodic review

400

when a child hears more than one language from birth

simultaneous bilinguals 

400

children should learn one language completely first before parents start teaching them another (true or false)

(false)

400

different modes may make it possible to go back and forth in a text

affordances

400

creating spelling words from frequency lists guarantees the usefulness of...

the words for most writing demands

400

child begins to listen in the womb, newborn recognizes mothers voice, rhythm and intonation

pre-natal to birth

500

when some leans one language after an other

consecutive/ sequential bilingualism

500

the way information is conveyed (visual, spoken, print)

mode

500

spelling learned through reading and writing in meaningful ways. mini-lessons when necessary 

incidental approach

500

controlling the difficulty of lists by frequency and by word length successfully....

differentiates task difficulty

500

what determines the difficulty of the task

cognitive difficulty

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