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Lsrw Reading SkillsSet 4

1Of the different principles of effectivesteaching of reading, which is IMPROPERLY stated?

2(Competency 8) For students to transition from decodable texts to more difficult texts, they must not only acquire a complete knowledge of high-frequency words, but also .....

3During the Language step of SLAM, what are you asked to do?

4An instructional approach in which children work in small groups to read as independently as possible a text selected and introduced by the teacher.

5What reading technique is being utilized when a teacher asks his students to read a particular passage, and he marks mispronounced words?

6Which of the techniques below is most beneficial for helping students develop metacognitive reading habits?

7Match the instructions with the learning skills listed A-E. Instructions. Do a web search to help you find out how rubbish is recycled in different countries.

8The level at which a student is completely unable to read with adequate word identification or comprehension. 89% or lower

9Which of the following activities would best help a student develop their reading fluency?

10A reading teacher is assessing an 8th grader to determine her reading level. Timed at a minute, the student reads with 93% accuracy. She misreads an average of seven words out of 100. What is her reading level?

11What should students do when performing the Reader's Theater?

12Typical classroom techniques in the Reading Approach include:

13What is the purpose of the 'Before Reading' stage in the Reading Process Stages?

14PART(s): Gerad's home.. based off discussion, what strategy did the student demonstrate after reading the story?

15E; STUDENT WHO CAN READ FLUENTLY AND CAN UNDERSTAND MOST OF WHAT SHE READS, BUT STRUGGLES WITH COMP A CHAPTER IN SOCIAL STUDIES

16What is the primary purpose of shared reading in a Grade 3 classroom?

17What is a Comprehensive/Core Reading Program (CRP)?

18Which teaching approach combines multiple strategies into one program?

19What is a major benefit of teaching silent reading?

20A MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER AND THE STUDENTS ARE READIUNG A NARRATIVE TEXT .....

21What should teachers NOT do while they read aloud to students?

22The teacher reads a book aloud, often a big book, as a group of children follow along in the text.

23According to Richard Day, what is another term for reading for pleasure?

24Which phrase best describes dialogic reading?

25Since Ms. Chianese's students are motivated to read, in subsequent lessons she should

26Reading teachers have a conference. What should they discuss?

27Who discusses dialogic reading in the video mentioned in the text?

28When determining assessing a student's reading level what are the assessments commonly used?

29What is the purpose of the School Readiness Programme (SRP) in FLN?

30A kindergarten teacher is working with a set of students who have had very limited exposure to written text. Which of the following concepts should the teacher introduce first?

31Mr. Falls is reading aloud from a predictable picture book. he has written a refrain from the story on a sentence strip that is displayed on a pocket chart. Each time the refrain occurs in the story, Mr. Fall signals his students to read aloud with him as he points to each word. Which of the following is Mr. Falls demonstrating?

32Which is/are effective method/s in teaching students critical reading skills?

33A reading teacher is working with a small group of first-grade students who are just entering the full alphabetic phase of word reading. Which types of words is the teacher most likely to use for guided practice?

34A major approach to reading, located on the holistic side of the instructional continuum, tied closely to interactive or top-down theory. Often considered a beginning reading approach, connections between reading and writing are becoming more prevalent in classrooms.

35Why is it important to point out internal text structures to students?

36Visual imagery helps people store information in their memory more effectively. Which is one teaching implication of this principle?

37A teacher modeling how to think aloud during reading is supporting:

38Alphabetic principle is when children learn certain letters and sounds go together (when they really learn to read). They learn rules and patterns. Which answer is an example of alphabetic principle?

39(Competency 8)True or False:Independent silent reading is an important strategy for increasing fluency.

40Rina is solitary type of a student. The most suitable learning source for the teacher to facilitate Rina in reading comprehension would be .....

41What type analysis of guided reading involves the teacher looking at reading behavior, searching for cues, and hypothesizing about cues or information sources the child might have been using?

42A 1st grade teacher is going over and reteaching a vowel pattern before reading a passage. This activity would promote students by:

43What kind of activity is suitable for the Highlight stage?

44If a teacher wants to increase a student's automaticity with a certain text, the teacher should:

45What is the strategy used to facilitate the question/clarification and answer/verification process which evokes literal, inferential, and evaluative thinking while students are reading?

46Th graders ..... disagreeing about the main idea of a passage. Teacher recommends by discussing .....

47What is the focus of the Texas Science of Teaching Reading Exam?

48As a teacher is reading from the board, she sweeps her hand across the text from left to right. What is she trying to show her students?

49Which stage of Reading is meant to develop the students' understanding about topic through retelling the content of reading text?

50To help students engage with books and enjoy reading, a teacher should:

51Which of the following is an appropriate method for teaching summarizing in Grade 4?

52He defines reading as " an interactive and socio-cognitive process involving a text, a reader, and a social context within which the activity takes place"

53The reader is the most important person in any written communication.

54What kind of reading text types are students exposed to in New English File?

55Talking to the text by making comments is part of CATCH

56What are oral reading fluency probes also known as?

57The Top-Down theory offers

58Which of the following sets of reading activities are incorporated and practiced in a KWL strategy?

59In the Fountas and Pinnell alphabetic system, what is the typical range of reading levels for kindergarten?

60What is the Independent-Instructional Reading Level Range?

61In running records notation, how is self correction (no error) marked?