ELA Quiz 2

Why teach syllable patterns?

This is an example of a closed syllable:

Nonsense words are best for assessment with students not for instruction.

This is an example of an open syllable:

We store words visually or as whole units.

What kind of syllable pattern are these: vew, too, new, sour, spoil

"spur" is a closed syllable

Which one is a vowel-consonant-e syllable:

Towards the end of grade 2 you would introduce syllable types.

Which word has 3 sounds:

A phoneme is written sound.

Pick the heart word:

The process of encoding would be taking "cat" and segmenting it into "c/a/t/"

Teachers should move away from balanced literacy.

We should be correcting students on miss-pronounced words

What does MSV stand for?

Poor readers use MSV.

Benchmark assessments do not identify instructional and independent reading levels

There are concern of the efficacy of F&P