Grab Bag
Reading Skills
Reading Strategies
Assessment
100
One out of the five aspects applied to narrative text

What is the level of meanings of the text, the structure of the story, the clarity of the language, the demands on the readers past experiences, and the cultural and literacy demands place on the reader?

100

Recognizing familiar words automatically and having knowledge of letter-sound relationships

What is decoding? 

100

Students draw on background knowledge, supply details, and then determine what they are thinking is correct

What is predicting?

100

There are informal assessments and _______ assessments.

What is formal?

200

Who brought us donuts last class?

Dr. Valerie A. Allison, PH.D.

Associate Professor of Education

Department Head of Education

Program Director of GO North

200

Reader can accurately and automatically recognize a large bank of words; read at an appropriate rate; and read with expression

What is fluency?

200

Make inferences, Self-monitoring, Visualizing, and Connecting prior knowledge to texts

What are strategies to utilize during reading?

200

Rubrics are this type of assessment

What is Informal Assessment?

300

A complex process that results in readers making "connections between what they know (prior knowledge) and what they are reading (the text)"

What is comprehension?

300

A large listening ________ is necessary for comprehension.

What is vocabulary?

300

After reading a story discuss the author's _____. 

What is intent?

300

An assessment where students talk through the text of a book

What is Think-Alouds?