Reading & Writing Strategies
Instruction that separates the whole into its constituent parts to reveal the relationship of the parts
What is analytic instruction?
According to the National Reading Panel (2000), this is the strongest indicator of a reading disability.
What is a deficit in phonology?
This is the system by which words are ordered in phrases and sentences
What is syntax?
This type of assessment is a quick check to identify students who may need further evaluation or support.
What is an informal screening?
the simplest form of an English word
What is a base word?
This stage of writing involves developing phonemic awareness and alphabetic knowledge
What is the semi-phonetic stage?
This is the most common condition is comorbid with dyslexia
What is ADHD?
This is the meaning of words and their relationships
What is semantics?
According to the ALTA Code of Ethics, an MSL therapist must provide these to students and parents regarding expected learning progress.
What are reasonable expectations of student outcomes?
this is the visual representation of a unit of sounds
What is a grapheme?
These are the parts of effective handwriting instruction
What is teaching the correct pencil grip and formation of each letter?
This is important for helping dyslexic students understand sounds in words for decoding and spelling is
What is phonological awareness?
At this age children typically begin two-word sentence combinations
What is 18 months?
This learning approach, which engages visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and tactile senses, is considered the most effective for most students.
What are multisensory strategies (VAKT)?
this is a letter whose sound is open and voiced
What is a vowel?
What does decoding and encoding refer to?
What is applying the skills of analytic and synthetic learning?
Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is _________ in origin.
What is the neurobiological?
What is the purpose of commas in “Mary, a smart girl, excelled in school”?
What is to indicate the appositive phrase associated with the subject?
When releasing student records, an educator must ensure compliance with laws and obtain this before sharing the records, unless required by law.
What is written consent from the adult student or their parents?
two letters that come together to make one sound in the same syllable
What is a digraph?
This is the accurate and effortless word identification at the single-word level
What is automaticity in reading?
CALT stands for...?
What is Certified Academic Language Therapist?
This is the study of word formation patterns, including prefixes, suffixes, and root words.
What is morphology?
Shawitz Dyslexia Screener and Test of Dyslexia are used for what purposes?
Who is at risk for characteristics of dyslexia?
the association of all properties of a letter through VAKT (visual, auditory, kinesthetic, tactile) perceptions?
What are linkages in literacy instruction?