These are the smallest parts of spoken language that make the meaning of one word different from that of another.
What are phonemes?
100
Activating prior knowledge
What is making connections?
100
Great!
Well done!
Yippee!
Awesome!
Way to go!
What is motivational feedback?
100
He refers to critical literacy as the 'new basic' for navigating a text and media saturated world.
Who is Allan Luke?
100
The Globe and Mail,
CBC,
CTV,
CityTV,
The National Post,
Google ,
are all examples of these.
What are media institutions?
200
This is the study of letter-sound relationships.
What is phonics?
200
To query
What is asking questions?
200
76%
Level 2
A-
What is Evaluative feedback?
200
Critical Literacy states that each genre has its own what?
What is form and/or style?
200
cereal box,
t shirt,
pencil case,
shoes,
billboards,
might all be considered to be examples of these.
What are media texts?
300
Phonemic awareness is the most important core and causal factor in separating well achieving vs. struggling readers.
True or false.
What is true?
300
Combining what is in the reader's head and what is on the page to read 'between the lines'.
What is to infer?
300
Your thesis is clear, but you need to add supporting details.
You have added 2 elements of a fairy tale, now you can go back to the anchor chart to locate another element that would make sense to add to your story.
What is Descriptive Feedback?
300
Critical Literacy states that all of these contain beliefs and value messages.
What are all texts?
300
Media studies states that all text is biased.
True or false.
What is True.
400
A child with good phonemic awareness skills is able to manipulate and isolate individual sounds orally.
True or false.
What is true?
400
Get a picture in your mind.
What is creating mental images?
400
These are the posted 'goals' which emphasize knowing, learning, thinking or using specific skills in the classroom. Teachers and students refer to these in order to know if the learner has been successful.
What are success criteria?
400
Any two of the four literate learner roles.
What is code breaker, meaning maker, text user, text analyzer?
400
The two media triangles differ in this way.
What is one suports 'reading' media and the other supports 'creating' media.
500
There are approximately this many phonemes in the English language.
What is 44?
500
Combining elements of connecting, questioning and inferring.
What is synthesizing?
500
Descriptive feedback is most powerful for the student when given at this stage of the assessment cycle.
What is during formative assessment?
500
This Reading Part 1 candidate did an amazing job teaching us about critical literacy.