Phases of Sight Word Development
In this phase, students use visual cues to help them remember words.
What is the pre-alphabetic phase?
Many schools teach reading in Kindergarten due to what?
What is state mandates?
If a student is not receiving the Phonics Approach, what approach are they being taught?
What is the Linguistic Approach?
In this approach, students are able to work on basic reading along with what skill?
What is phonological awareness?
Rebus reading uses these in place of words.
What are small pictures?
Word guessing is this for weak readers.
What is a dead end?
Weak readers get stuck in this phase.
What is the partial alphabetic phase?
Formal reading instruction starts in this grade.
What phase is it appropriate to teach the phonics approach?
What is full alphabetic phase?
The Linguistic Approach is also known as this.
What is the 'word family' approach?
What approach is considered the 'training wheels' for learning to read?
What is the Linguistic Approach?
This approach is not real reading but is a supplemental technique.
What is Rebus Reading?
This phase requires well developed phoneme awareness.
What is the consolidated alphabetic phase?
What puts us in a position to suggest a developmentally appropriate sequence of reading instruction?
What are the levels of phonological awareness and the four phases of sight word development?
What phonological awareness level is lacking therefore makes the phonics approach not developmentally appropriate?
What is phoneme level processing?
What part of the word does the Linguistic Approach focus on?
What is the rime unit of the word?
What students can be taught to word guess?
What is students with strong orthographic mapping skills?