C366 Objective Assessment

C366 Objective Assessment

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Partial alphabetical stage

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Cards (17)

Section 1

(17 cards)

Partial alphabetical stage

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Identifies the names of major sounds

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Scaffolding

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Supporting student learning at higher levels

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Sqmall group of below-level readers

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Emphasize decoding strategies

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Pre-alphabetic Stage

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Students' recognize words based on their appearance or other visual clues

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Story grammar

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Fosters comprehension of narrative text in elementary school students

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Large group of readers at multiple levels

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Model strategies and set goals

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Phonics

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The relationship between letters and sounds

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Small group of on level readers

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Read for both fluency and comprehension

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Full alphabetical stage

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Student's are capable of sounding out words that match their phonics level.

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Consolidated alphabetical stage

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Students group common patterns of letters and sounds as units.

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How are reading and writing development connected

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Writing extends reading experiences to integrate what students know in a logical way.

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Programmed reading instruction

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Technology to assist with reading development by listening as students read and coaching them when they make mistakes or need help.

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Small group of above-level readers

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Emphasize comprehension skills

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Phonic awareness

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Spoken words can be broken into sounds

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Comprehension strategies

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Flexible plans adaptive to a variety of tasks

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Why is oral language development critical to reading development

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Students draw on the complexities of spoken language as a bridge to emergent literacy.

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One purpose of differentiated instruction

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To meet the learning needs of students

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