The test that special ed and title I reading programs most frequently use.
What is The Woodcock Reading Mastery Test?
100
The direct teaching of a set of letter sound relationships in a clearly defined sequence.
What is systematic and explicit instruction?
100
Name one of the five interactive strategies for struggling readers.
What is
-five minutes of re-reading familiar texts
-five minutes of phonics instruction
-ten minutes of reading and applying decoding skills to new text
-five minutes of word work using high-frequency words in isolation
-five minutes of writing or a game
100
Strategy readers use this to decode unfamiliar words in print.
What is structural analysis?
200
An assessment done by a student reading a passage of various levels of difficulty up to 3 times and the teacher notes everything that is being read, as well as words read correctly and incorrectly.
What is the Running Record?
200
In what phase of word reading development do readers began to "chunk" letters.
What is the consolidated alphabetic phase?
200
Instructional recommendations for helping students with dyslexia.
What is…
-Linguistic
-Meaning-based
-Multisensory
-Phonemic Awareness
-Explicit direction instruction
200
Name one of the components teachers need to know in order to teach phonics.
What is…
-phonics
-graphophonemic knowledge
-decoding
-word recognition
-high-frequency sight words
-alphabetic principle
300
A standarized screening test that consists of a page of upper- and lowercase letters arranged in a random order.
What is the DIBELS Letter Naming Fluency Test?
300
In order for phonics instruction to be the most effective, you must have intensity, focus, and ______.
What is time?
300
Phonemic awareness, decoding, oral reading fluency, reading comprehension, vocabulary, and writing are all key reading components for what kind of learners.
What are ELLs?
300
The word "telephone" is an example of this.
What is schwa?
400
According to Tiffany this diagnostic test is a great one to use for your really low struggling readers.
What is the CORE Phonics Survey?
400
This strategy is the best way to teach high-frequency words.
What is repetition and modeling?
400
A specific learning disability, neurological in origin, that is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities.
What is Dyslexia?
400
Using flash cards is an effective strategy for teaching this.