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LETRS MODULE 1-3 | TOP GRADE (2024-2025)| 5PAGES
direct instruction - <Answers>>>instruction in which the
teacher defines and teaches a concept, guides students through
its application, and arranges extended guided practice for
students until mastery is achieved.
discourse structure - <Answers>>>organizational conventions
in longer segments of oral or written language.
double deficit - <Answers>>>an impairment of both
phonological processing and speed of word recognition.
Middle English - <Answers>>>the form of English spoken
between the years 1200-1600, after the French Norman
invasion of England and before the time Shakespeare.
*monosyllabic - <Answers>>>*having only one syllable.
morpheme - <Answers>>>the smallest meaningful unit of a
language; it may be a word or part of a word; it may be one or
more syllables (e.g., un-inter-rupt-ible).
morphology - <Answers>>>the study of the meaningful units
in language and how they are combined in word formation.
morphophonemic - <Answers>>>having to do with both
sound and meaning.
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multisyllabic - <Answers>>>having more that one syllable.
narrative - <Answers>>>the type of text that tells about
sequences of events, usually with the structure of a fiction or
nonfiction story; often contrasted with expository text, which
reports factual information and the relationships among ideas.
NRP - <Answers>>>Initialism for the Report of the National
Reading Panel (National Institute of Child Health and Human
Development, 2000).
onset-rime - <Answers>>>the natural division of a syllable
into two parts, the onset coming before the vowel and the rime
including the vowel and what follows it (e.g., pl-an, shr-ill).
orthographic processor - <Answers>>>the neural networks
responsible for perceiving, storing, and retrieving letter
sequences in words.
orthography - <Answers>>>a writing system for representing
language.
phoneme - <Answers>>>a speech sound that combines with
others in a language system to make words; English has 40 to
44 phonemes, according to various linguists.
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