LETRS module 5 Study Guide with Complete Solution

Reading fluency - Answer- oral reading with sufficient speed and accuracy to support comprehension of text. It is later applied to silent reading and includes prosodic reading automaticity in word recognition - Answer- being able to quickly identify a word. Having this skill frees brain space that can be used for problem solving. Accurate word recognition - Answer- being able to identify a word when it is read. this is important because it leads to comprehension. What does reading fluency depend on? - Answer- it depends on many smaller skills including speech sounds, recognition of graphemes, and word chunking. prosody - Answer- expression when reading. this is included in fluency to keep readers interested. Common orf assessment - Answer- DIBBLES, one minute assessments Four part processing model - Answer- Context- meaning of passage Meaning processor- vocabulary phonological processor- speech sound systems orthographic- memory for letters Ehri's model of word recognition - Answer- model of and phases of reading and spelling that show the levels of proficiency in basic reading what is the relationship between ORF and silent reading from 3rd to 8th grade? - Answer- it stays consistent Early reading instruction should focus on what two things? - Answer- word recognition and fluency what contributes to automaticity? - Answer- rapid speech recognition reduced need for attention The stroop effect Why is fluency important? - Answer- important because students can focus on the meaning of the words rather than decoding them Early Alphabetic phase - Answer- Automaticity with letters, sounds, and sound symbol correspondence what are the building blocks of fluency - Answer- phonemes, phonemic awareness, word chunking, and phoneme grapheme correspondance