Fluency
What is echo reading?
When a student learns a new vocabulary word through independent reading or everyday language experiences
What is incidental vocabulary?
When a student makes a mental picture in their mind
What is visualizing?
Compare and contrast is a type of text ___________
What is structure?
The acronym WPM
What is words per minute?
Level 4 of Dale's Level of Word Knowledge
What is the level of being able to explain and use the word?
The reading comprehension strategy where the reader is thinking about if the reading makes sense
What is monitoring comprehension?
Captions are a type of text ________________
What are features?
The 3 components of fluency?
What are rate, accuracy and prosody (expression)?
The part of the word that can stand alone as a real word.
What is a base word?
When the student tells the most important parts of the story
What is a summary?
Measures both the reader and the readability of the text
What is the lexile level?
The acronym ORF
What is oral reading fluency?
The vocabulary tier for the word "house"
What is tier 1?
The QAR where the readers need to read through the story looking for clues to answer the question
What is think and search?
A fiction book is this type of text
What is literary text?
The most productive way to increase reading rate
What is repeated reading?
The vocabulary tier for the word "compare"
What is tier 2?
When a student shares what they think the story will be about based on the title and cover illustration
What is predicting?
What level is a student on a text when they can read the text with 90-95% accuracy
What is instructional level?