Writing Process
The act of producing language in a written modality.
What is writing?
The ability to think about and analyze language in a purposeful manner.
What is Metalinguistic Skills
processing resources of the brain that are common and shared by all 4 modalities of language
What is Neural Processes ?
written text from one language to another
What is translating?
Contains four modalities: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Considered language because of shared processing and production areas of the brain.
What is Language Modality
written modality, providing a visual depiction of common and unique skills across the 4 modalities of language
What is Reading
Includes the ability to read and edit text that has been written.
What is revising?
the ability to manipulate sounds without print , falls under the umbrella term phonological awareness
What is Phonemic Awareness
The act of comprehending language through aural modality.
What is listening
includes idea generation, goal setting, and organization.
What is planning?
a basic linguistic resource that children use to spell . by using the spelling of a word using the grapheme letter that represents the sound.
What is Phonological Awareness
Defined as groups of utterances or sustained exchanged combined in cohesive ways to convey meaning.
What is Discourse
a part of the transcription component of the writing process and includes handwriting and spelling abilities.
What are transcription skills?
The process of translating orthographic symbols into phonemic symbols to decipher printed words; the core skill required in learning to read an alphabetic language.
What is Discourse
Occurs where the meaning of a word is enriched over time. An extended period of word learning that enriches the lexical-semantic representation of a word after it has been fast-mapped.
What is Slow Mapping Speaking