Reading Theory
A student takes a field trip to the zoo. He has read about alligators many times and seen them on TV, but this was the first time he has seen one in person. According to Piaget, the student will experience this.
What is assimilation?
This assessment can be used to determine a student's reading ability
What is a running record?
The Put Reading First study was completed as part of this educational reform.
What is No Child Left Behind?
Scarborough's reading rope breaks down this approach to teaching reading.
What is the Simple View of Reading?
This organization published knowledge and practice standards for teachers of reading.
What is IDA? (International Dyslexia Association)
According to Rosenblatt, every reading event is called this.
What is a transaction?
One of the main reasons we take running records.
What is to match a student to a text?
This aspect of literacy was later identified as important to literacy instruction but was not part of the original study.
What is writing?
The ability to translate a word from print to speech.
What is decoding?
We use this when adapting instructional tasks for students' individual needs.
What is differentiated Instruction?
As illustrated by Vygotsky's ZPD model, a skilled person can facilitate learning by doing this when teaching.
What is scaffolding?
When I ask a student to read a line of text and point to each word, what skill is this referred to?
What is one-to-one correspondence?
The knowledge of how sounds and letters work together.
What is phonics?
This part of the rope continues to develop as we grow older.
What is language comprehension?
This is when we teach by using activities that activate the different senses.
What is Simultaneous, Multi-sensory Instruction
This theorist illustrated the SVR though the use of a rope.
Who is Scarborough?
If I ask a student to identify punctuation marks, capital letters, and the cover of a book, I am assessing what skills?
What is print concepts?
What is phonological awareness?
This strand of the rope enables you to make inferences or understand metaphors.
What is verbal reasoning?
What is model?
According to Rosenblatt, a reader takes this stance when reading to take away information.
What is efferent?
The percentage of a running record and this are used to determine the student's appropriate reading level.
What is teacher judgement?
This is the reason only the phonemic awareness skills from phonological awareness was identified as one of the big 5.
What is because the study began in formal schooling years (first grade)?
This equation is often used to simplify the reading rope.
This is what we call instruction that has a planned sequence.
What is Systematic Instruction?