Reading Flashcards
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According to the GACE Reading framework, which of the five essential components of reading involves understanding the meaning of text?
Answer: Comprehension
Comprehension is the ultimate goal of reading instruction, involving students' ability to construct meaning from text.
A Georgia reading teacher uses 'think-alouds' during shared reading. What is the PRIMARY benefit of this strategy?
Answer: It makes visible the invisible thought processes skilled readers use
Think-alouds externalize the internal reading strategies that proficient readers use automatically, making them visible and learnable for students.
Which phonics pattern is typically taught FIRST in Georgia's primary reading curriculum?
Answer: Short vowel CVC patterns
Short vowel CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) patterns are among the first phonics patterns taught because they form simple, decodable words.
Under GACE Reading standards, what does 'fluency' in reading specifically include?
Answer: Accuracy, rate, and prosody (expression)
Reading fluency encompasses accuracy (correct word recognition), rate (appropriate speed), and prosody (expressive, phrased reading).
A Georgia reading specialist assesses a 2nd-grader using running records. What information does this assessment primarily provide?
Answer: The student's reading accuracy, self-correction, and error patterns
Running records capture a student's reading accuracy, error patterns, and self-correction behaviors as they read continuous text.
Which comprehension strategy involves readers creating mental images of the text as they read?
Answer: Visualizing
Visualizing is the comprehension strategy where readers use descriptive details to form mental images, enhancing engagement and understanding.
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