The most authentic way for a teacher to determine a child's progress in spelling is to examine the child's
a) running records.
b) writing samples.
c) results on high-stakes tests.
d) scores on weekly spelling tests.
Question 2
The alphabetic principle suggests that
a) there should be a one-to-one correspondence between phonemes and graphemes.
b) children must learn all letters of the alphabet sequentially.
c) children must master manuscript writing before cursive writing.
d) handwriting practice improves decoding.
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