ILTS 206 Exam
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1. John Locke -Founder of all modern educational philosophy
(1632-1714): -His work was mainly scientific method, studied the mind and learning through a
specific scientific method
-Your mind when you are born is a "clean slate"
-You learn from your experiences
2. Developmentally -Age Appropriateness
Appropriate -Individual Appropriateness
Curriculum -Social and Cultural Appropriateness
(DAP): -John Dewey's vision
-Defined by NAEYC
3. Psychoanalytic Sigmund Freud- Theory of psychosexual development
Theory: Started with "talking stage" and found patterns
3 basic drives: Sexual drive, survival instincts, and drive for destructiveness
4. Stages of Psycho- Oral- (Birth-2) Pleasure
analytic Theory: (2-3) Anal- Control their bowels
Phallic (3-6) Genitalia- Realizing the sex they are
Latency (6-12) Sexual forces are dormant
(12-15) Pleasure, puberty, etc.
5. Erik Erikson: -Theory of psychosocial development
-Each stage grows from the previous one
-Driven by their desire for personal meaning
6. Isolation: First sound in the word
Last sound in the word
Sound in the middle of the world
Identifying the same final or medial phonemes in a series of words
7.
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CVC- Consonant If there is one vowel followed by one or two consonants, the vowel sound is shorty
Vowel Consonant Practice with real and nonsense words
(CVC or CVCC): Use both letter dictation and whole word practice
8. Digraphs: Two consonant letters together to make one sound
Can be used at the beginning, middle or end or a word
Completely new sounds when together
CH, SH, WH, TH, TH
9. Digraph Blends: Digraph mixed with a letter often used in blends
thr
shr
phrase
phl
sph
Chl, chr, sch (causes a sound change)
10. CV- Consonant When the vowel stands alone at the end of the word, it will make the long sound
Vowel:
11. CVCE- Consonant In MOST English words, the e will be silent when it ends a word, causing the first
Vowel Consonant vowel to be long
E: Use CVC words and turn them into CVCe words to show how the sounds change
12. Adjacent Vowels- Predictable vowel teams or vowel digraphs
(CVVC): When two vowels are adjacent, the second vowel is silent and the first vowel is long
9 Common Adjacent vowels
Beginning or Middle Adjacent vowels
Ai, ea, oa, ui
13. Diphthongs: Unpredictable vowel teams
Appear to be adjacent vowels, but will NOT follow the adjacent vowel rule
au (haul), aw (saw, crawl)
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1. John Locke -Founder of all modern educational philosophy
(1632-1714): -His work was mainly scientific method, studied the mind and learning through a
specific scientific method
-Your mind when you are born is a "clean slate"
-You learn from your experiences
2. Developmentally -Age Appropriateness
Appropriate -Individual Appropriateness
Curriculum -Social and Cultural Appropriateness
(DAP): -John Dewey's vision
-Defined by NAEYC
3. Psychoanalytic Sigmund Freud- Theory of psychosexual development
Theory: Started with "talking stage" and found patterns
3 basic drives: Sexual drive, survival instincts, and drive for destructiveness
4. Stages of Psycho- Oral- (Birth-2) Pleasure
analytic Theory: (2-3) Anal- Control their bowels
Phallic (3-6) Genitalia- Realizing the sex they are
Latency (6-12) Sexual forces are dormant
(12-15) Pleasure, puberty, etc.
5. Erik Erikson: -Theory of psychosocial development
-Each stage grows from the previous one
-Driven by their desire for personal meaning
6. Isolation: First sound in the word
Last sound in the word
Sound in the middle of the world
Identifying the same final or medial phonemes in a series of words
7.
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, ILTS 206 Exam
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_8slxt7
CVC- Consonant If there is one vowel followed by one or two consonants, the vowel sound is shorty
Vowel Consonant Practice with real and nonsense words
(CVC or CVCC): Use both letter dictation and whole word practice
8. Digraphs: Two consonant letters together to make one sound
Can be used at the beginning, middle or end or a word
Completely new sounds when together
CH, SH, WH, TH, TH
9. Digraph Blends: Digraph mixed with a letter often used in blends
thr
shr
phrase
phl
sph
Chl, chr, sch (causes a sound change)
10. CV- Consonant When the vowel stands alone at the end of the word, it will make the long sound
Vowel:
11. CVCE- Consonant In MOST English words, the e will be silent when it ends a word, causing the first
Vowel Consonant vowel to be long
E: Use CVC words and turn them into CVCe words to show how the sounds change
12. Adjacent Vowels- Predictable vowel teams or vowel digraphs
(CVVC): When two vowels are adjacent, the second vowel is silent and the first vowel is long
9 Common Adjacent vowels
Beginning or Middle Adjacent vowels
Ai, ea, oa, ui
13. Diphthongs: Unpredictable vowel teams
Appear to be adjacent vowels, but will NOT follow the adjacent vowel rule
au (haul), aw (saw, crawl)
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