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In kindergarten and first grade, teaching phonological awareness should occupy the better part of the day.

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Shared reading is a strategy also known as "buddy reading."

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Reading aloud supports children to develop their knowledge of phonics.

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Children's understanding of the relationship between spoken words and printed words is called "word ...

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Knowledge of phonics is knowledge of letter-to-sound relationships.

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Knowing the concept of word means being able to identify words both in speech and in print.

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Children begin to learn about the ways reading and writing work before formal instruction begins if ...

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Explain how verbs in the passive voice sometimes confuse both beginning readers and voters.

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Describe the three tiers of vocabulary words as identified by Beck et al. (2002) and explain in what ...

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Define and give examples of syllables (open and closed), onsets, and rimes. Explain why awareness of ...

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Explain what happened during the Great Vowel Shift and why it has relevance to learning to spell today.

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Which of the following sentences is compound complex?

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The words "would" and "must" in the sentences I would go if I weren't tired and I must go home now ...

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"Money" is what kind of word?

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The endings -s and -ed on words like "cats" and "washed" are examples of ________.

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Which of the following words contains a short vowel sound?

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Select the word that contains an open syllable.

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The double vowel sounds English speakers produce when they say words like "boil" and "found" are ...

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Differences in the dialects spoken by a teacher and by a student can result in the child ...

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A story grammar refers to the ways words are ordered and inflected in the sentences of a story.

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Syntax is another word for grammar.

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Collocation refers to words that are commonly used together.

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Recognizing morphemes is of little help in readingthe most useful component to use is phonics.

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The silent b in "doubt" and "debt" can be traced back to Latin.

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In the word "guess," the letter g is pronounced as a soft sound because it is followed by a vowel.

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