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The three stages of the assessment cycle
What are before, during, and after?
The number of people in a group that research shows are less effective
The smallest unit of sound in a language
What is a phoneme?
The foundation of literacy development
What is oral language?
This is the amount of letters in the English alphabet
The assessment tool that supports student achievement by making learning expectations and achievement levels clear for students prior to the completion of a task
What is a rubric?
The percentage of what we learn and remember that comes to us in visual format.
What is 80%
The written form of a phoneme, for example "sh" on a page
What is a grapheme?
Besides school, this can help support a child's language development through conversation, storytelling, and reading?
What is a student's family?
"and," "but," and "because" are all examples of this
What is a conjunction?
The 5 things that assessment in literacy develops and supports
What is reading, writing, oral communication, critical thinking, and independence in students
The main components of effective literacy instruction.
What is researched base, differentiation collaboration, and transferable and enduring?
Author Stephen Kraschen uses this term to describe the learning of phonics through the teaching of basic rules, and reading
What is "basic phonics"
This is the name for rapid eye movements our eyes make while reading
Saccades
"chair," "milk," and "miss Tina" are all examples of this kind of word
What is a noun?
The four main considerations when completing an inclusive assessment
What are cultural backgrounds, experiences, abilities, and learning needs?
The model that shows 9 continuums to help develop differentiated instruction
In Compton-Lilly's study cildren said this phrase most often when asked how they solve unknown words
What is "sounding out"
This is how often teachers should provide opportunies for reading, writing, and accountable talk.
What is daily?
The name of a word that imitates or resembles the natural sound it makes
The 7 interconnected literacy processes? (Name at least 4)
What are reading, writing, talking, listening, thinking, viewing, and representing?
What is brain-compatible learning?
The initial consonant sound/blend/digraph that comes before the vowel
What is onset?
Rounded letters like O and C are larger than straight-edged letters because our brains thnk they look like this
What is smaller?
There are roughly this many distinct sounds in the English vocabulary
What is 44?