Phonological Qs
What is phonological processing?
S.P&P
P.A.
M. PH. In.
R. PH. In
the way speech is perceived and produced
phoneme awareness
memory phonological information
retrieval of phonological information
What are the level 2 generalizations?
y as e and i
ch, tch
ai, ay
ou, ow
*Possibly, oa, ow....lll rule... v-e rule
What is Phonemic awareness?
Phoneme awareness is at the sound level of phonological awareness. The understanding that words are made up of segments of our own speech.
ch and tch
use ch after a vowel team (beach), a consnant- n (bench) r controlled vowels (birch)
use tch after short vowel sounds: pitch, patch, catch, scotch
Phonological awareness is ones sensitivity to the sound structure of a language at the following levels: word, syllable and sound.
Phonemic awareness is only the sound level, NOT WORDS or SYLLABLES
Y generalization
y as e when it is a multi syllable word: candy, baby
y as i in a one syllable word: cry, try, fly
3 ways phonemic awareness is important
helpful in developing alphabetic principal
helpful for noticing the regular ways that letters represent sounds
helpful for generating possibilities for words in context that are only partially regular
train paint stain when the long a sound is in the middle
play tray stay- when the long a sound is the last sound
ou, ow generalization
ow at the end of words like now, cow unless LERNER. : towel, tower, brown
ou when it is the first sound or middle sound, ouch- couch- pouch, trout