TExES Science of Teaching Reading (293)
Exam Questions and answers
phonemes - -the smallest individual sounds in a word
- phonetics - -the sounds of human speech
- phonology - -the systematic organization of sounds in language
- phonics - -the relationship between symbols of an alphabetic writing
system and sounds of a language
- morphology - -the study of forms of words; this includes prefixes, roots,
and suffixes.
- morphemes - --are a combination of sounds that have meaning in speech
or writing and cannot be divided into smaller grammatical parts.
-are the smallest units of meaning in a word
- orthography - -the conventions for proper spelling in a language
- syntax - -rules that govern the construction of words in order to make
phrases, clauses, and sentences
- semantics - -the study of word or symbol meaning
- pragmatics - -the study of language in use, not in its structure; or the
appropriate use of language
- segmentation - -refers to recognizing the boundaries between words,
syllables, or phonemes in spoken language
- precommunicative spelling - - -when students use scribble shapes and
sometimes letter-like shapes for spelling words but are unable to make the
forms
- semiphonetic spelling - -when children have some letter awareness. They
may spell a lengthy word with a few letters, spelling play as "pa" or talk as
"tk"
- phonetic spelling - -when students spell the way they hear the word
pronounced such as "wuz" for was or "uv" for of. This is also known as
"invented spelling.
Exam Questions and answers
phonemes - -the smallest individual sounds in a word
- phonetics - -the sounds of human speech
- phonology - -the systematic organization of sounds in language
- phonics - -the relationship between symbols of an alphabetic writing
system and sounds of a language
- morphology - -the study of forms of words; this includes prefixes, roots,
and suffixes.
- morphemes - --are a combination of sounds that have meaning in speech
or writing and cannot be divided into smaller grammatical parts.
-are the smallest units of meaning in a word
- orthography - -the conventions for proper spelling in a language
- syntax - -rules that govern the construction of words in order to make
phrases, clauses, and sentences
- semantics - -the study of word or symbol meaning
- pragmatics - -the study of language in use, not in its structure; or the
appropriate use of language
- segmentation - -refers to recognizing the boundaries between words,
syllables, or phonemes in spoken language
- precommunicative spelling - - -when students use scribble shapes and
sometimes letter-like shapes for spelling words but are unable to make the
forms
- semiphonetic spelling - -when children have some letter awareness. They
may spell a lengthy word with a few letters, spelling play as "pa" or talk as
"tk"
- phonetic spelling - -when students spell the way they hear the word
pronounced such as "wuz" for was or "uv" for of. This is also known as
"invented spelling.
