Disabilities
Kids with this struggle with fluency, decoding, and comprehension.
What is dyslexia?
What is Word identification?
young-middle of first grade
What are the ages of emergent literacy stage?
Kids with this disorder struggle with holding a pencil.
What is Visual Perceptual/Visual Motor?
Students move from oral reading to silent reading and communicate their understanding with retelling (assessment # and literacy stage)
writing is embedded in more content tasks
What is a characteristic of the complex literacy stage?
What is language processing disorder?
Measures comprehension by deleting words within a text for the student to complete when reading
What is cloze test?
using their literacy skills to gain knowledge
What is Reading to Learn?
This disability affects a students ability to spell and write.
What is dysgraphia?
a child's understanding of how sounds word in words
What is phonological awareness?
students begin using more prosody when reading
What is developing literacy stage?
This disability negatively affects how a child distinguishes sound.
Students are asked about the strategies they use when reading and how often they use each strategy.
What is self-report of strategy use?
In writing students are producing elaborate essays
What is strategic literacy stage?