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Subtest 1 RICA question and answer,100% correct Informal Reading Inventory (IRI) is a collection of assessments administered individually to students. Determines reading level. Types of IRI Word Recognition Lists Graded Reading Passages Reading Interest Survey Assessments measuring con...

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Subtest 1 RICA question and answer,100% correct
Informal Reading Inventory (IRI) - answer is a collection of assessments administered individually to students. Determines reading level.
Types of IRI - answer Word Recognition Lists
Graded Reading Passages
Reading Interest Survey
Assessments measuring concepts about print
Phonemic Awareness
Assessments on Reading Fluency
Structural Analysis Vocabulary Assessment
word recognition list - answer 10 words for each list; determines reading level, info. on sight vocabulary, and info. about students' ability to use phonics to decode words.
Graded Reading Passages - answer most important part of IRI. K-8th grade. students read aloud and measure miscue analysis, graphophonemic errors, semantic errors, syntactic errors.
Miscue Analysis - answer A strategy for categorizing and analyzing a student's oral reading errors.
Graphophonemic Error - answer an error related to the sound-symbol relationships for English. e.g. "reading feather for father"
Tells teacher that child is relying too much on phonics to read words or reading a passage too difficult for them.
Semantic errors - answer meaning-related error. understands what is being read, but
needs phonics skills to not make errors. "reading dad for father"
syntatic error - answer error is made in the same part of speech as the correct word. Example: reading into for through. If student makes an error, that means student needs to pay more attention to phonics.
How to define frustration, instructional, and independent reading levels - answer after
reading aloud, he or she is then asked to answer comprehenson questions for the passage. Teacher reads the questions and child responds orally.
Retelling - answer the form of measuring comprehension with having a child list characters, places, and events in the passage in their own words. Independent reading level - answer the highest grade-level passage for which the student reads aloud 95% or more of words correctly and answers 90% or more of the comprehension questions correctly
Instructural Reading Level - answer highest passage that student reads aloud 90% or more of the words correctly and answersat least 60% of the comprehension questions correctly.
Frustration Reading Level - answer Passages cannot be read and understood by the
child.; child cannot read at least 90% of the words or correctly answer at least 60% of the comprehension questions.
Phonological Awareness - answer Knowledge that oral English is composed of smaller units
A child who has phonological awareness can identify and manipulate sounds in many different levels of language - answer 1. Individual sounds (phonemic awareness)
2. Sounds in larger units of language, such as words and syllables.
Phonemic Awareness - answer the ability to distinguish the separate phonemes (or sounds) in a spoken word.
Phonics - answer knowledge of letter-sound correspondances: phonics
alphabetic principle - answer states that speech sounds are represented by letters; symbols=sounds
Phoneme - answer speech sound
graphemes - answer letters to represent phonemes
Onsets and Rime - answer Onset and Rime are in single syllable. (Onset =consonant blend or first consonant sound/ Rime = vowel sound and any consonant sounds that follow)
phonograms/rime - answer words that share the same phonogram are word families:
-at ; cat, bat, sat
How to Teach Phonlogical Awareness + Phonemic Awareness - answer 1. Word Awareness
2. Syallable Awareness
3. Word blending
4. Syllable Blending
5. Onset and Rime blending

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