Reading Process for literature
Reading Process for informational
Phonics
Assessment
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100

Ways to promote literal and inferential and evaluative skills in literary text 

what are.... 

connecting elements to prior knowledge or other resources (text to self connections, text to text, text to world) 


2. Using text evidence 

100

Critical reading skills: nonfiction

identify author's point of view

determine fact and opinion

detect faulty reasoning

100

Analytic phonics

what is... 

implicit

whole word recognition

traditional approach- less effective 

100

stanine

standard of nine, giving a whole number score between 1 and 9. The mean being 4-5. 

Low average: 1-3 average : 4-6 and above: 6-9


100

Phonological awareness

ones sensitivity to the sound structure of a luggage:

alliteration, rhyme, onset, rime, phonemes, words, sentences  


200

Literary Analysis Skills (  think  R. L. standards) 

1. Features of different literary genres 

2. analyze story elements 

3. analyze character development 

4. interpret figurative language 

5. identify literary allusions 

6. analyze authors point of view 

200

Reading Strategies for non fiction

skim and scan

adjust reading rate based on difficulty 

200

synthetic phonics 

what is 

explicit 

blending of phonemes 

200

Scaled score

when a raw score is converted onto a common scale to account for differences in test forms. 

200

Syllable types 

CLOVER

closed cat 

le, little, 

open: he 

vowel teams: team

CVCE- cave

r controlled vowels


300

Before During and After strategies for fiction

predict, visualize, review, self monitor, question 

300

Before, During After Nonfiction strategies

KWL

Predict

visualize

self questioning

paraphrasing

300

coarticulation

the articulation of 2 or more speech sounds that influence each other. 

glued sounds: unk, ang, ink, am, an, all, ength

300

standard devaiation

how data for a group is spread out from the average, or mean. high standard deviation means very spread out. low standard deviation is close to the average. 

300

alphabetic principal

the concept that letters and letter combinations represent individual phonemes in written words 

400

Oral language skills for fiction comprehension 

retelling, thinking aloud, discussing 

400

nonfiction text structures

chronological 

compare and contrast

cause and effect

description

main idea detail 

400

Stages of written language development 

pre-communicative 

semi-phonetic 

phonetic

transitional 

400

Types of reading assessments: non standardized

phonemic awareness

quick phonics screener

miscue analysis

running records

rubrics

 informal reading records

portfolios 

observation

anecdotal notes


400

grapheme

a letter or combination of letters that spell a phoneme: e, ei, igh, eigh 

500

Writing activities to promote literary response

story map, graphic organizer, write a summary, answer questions 

500

Text and Graphic Features

index, glossary, table of contents, captions, heading, subheadings 

charts, maps, diagrams, photographs 

500

orthography and orthographic units

representation of sounds of a language with written or printed symbols 


orthography - writing system representing language 


500

validity and reliability

validity tells if the test measures what is intended to measure: is a vocab test measuring word knowledge or reading ability? 


reliability tells if the test would yield the same results taken again and again or in different formats. The multiple choice test was less reliable because the student could have been guessing.

500

concepts of print

text directionality 

left to right 

top to bottom 

print is what we read

 return sweep

print carries meaning

 illustrations correspond to print 

books have front, back and authors