Syllables and Syllable Division
STOPPED is an example of such a word. (think syllable division rules)
What is an example of a word that follows the vccv pattern but does not follow the rule?
9
How many principles of OG are there?
a, an, the
What are markers for nouns?
They are timed tests in a Woodcock Johnson.
What are fluency tests?
They are several active reading strategies.
What are prediction, summarization, visualization, inference, and asking questions?
Closed and open syllables compose this percent of English syllables.
What composes 40% of all English syllables?
covering content, multisensory taught in isolation, new concept taught daily
What are NOT principles of OG?
-tch, -ck, -dge, ss, ff, ll, zz
What are short vowel markers?
50, 10, 100
What are the mean scores (middle of bell curve) for Percentile, Scaled Score, and Standard Score, respectively?
According to the Simple View of Reading, ______ and _______ lead to reading comprehension.
Closed, open, and silent-e syllables combined, compose this percent of English syllables.
What composes 70% of all English syllables?
student interest and culture
What partially defines the principle individualized?
j, v
English words never end in which letters?
They include extra thinking time, shorter dictated sentences, and information broken into chunks.
What are some instructional strategies a child with low processing speed may need?
They include background knowledge, vocabulary, and verbal reasoning.
What are parts of language comprehension?
_______ is the first syllable in "buckle"
Where would you divide "buckle" in syllables?
visual, auditory, kinesthetic
What are neural pathways?
a clause
What is the part of a sentence with a subject and predicate, but not a complete thought?
They are the two tests that may not be included in a FSIQ.
What are working memory and processing speed? The other 3 make up the GAI - General Ability Index.
The two models are The Simple View of Reading and _________'s Rope
What are two models that say basically the same thing?
They are basic because there are no choices.
Why are closed, open, and silent-e considered the basic level of OG?
90%
What percent accuracy does a student need to achieve before introducing new material?
with a semicolon or a comma and conjunction
How are two complete sentences connected?
They are the 5 tests used to determine FSIQ.
What are verbal comprehension, visual-spatial, fluid reasoning, working memory, and processing speed?
He is a French neurologist who has studied reading and the brain.
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