Founder of the auditory-verbal therapy AVT technique and leader in the practice of teaching parents to be their child's first teachers of language

Audiologist and pioneer who promoted the concept and development of early hearing detection in the neonatal period

A pioneer in parent-infant intervention emphasizing audition while guiding the family to be their child's language teachers

An official document of a professional organization that specifies appropriate areas of practices for its members

The historic term coined by Henk Huizing and promoted by Doreen Pollack to describe the process by which a child with limited hearing is able to access meaningful sound for the purpose of developing spoken language

Breaking or segmenting a written word into its component sounds and then blending them together to form a recognizable word

The ability to apply one's knowledge of letter-sound relationships including knowledge of letter patterns to correctly pronounce written words

Providing the reader with a description of the plot characters or events that are contained in the selected text

Text Comprehension Strategy Application

The adult helps the child practice the strategy until she can apply it independently

Divergent question comprehension

Using questions that dont have one correct answer and require deeper understanding and inference

The aspect of reading related to decoding words by using sound letter or phoneme grapheme correspondence

Conclusions or opinions that are formed based on what is provided in written text

inferential questions

Questions whose answers can be found in text, but they are implied and not directly stated

Using words to imply another meaning or to evoke an emotion

A figure of speech in which a word or phrase literally denoting one kind of object or idea is used in place of another to suggest a likeness or analogy between them

A figure of speech comparing two unlike things that is often introduced by like or as

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AGBell flash cards Domain 7, 8 & 9

Question	Answer
Doreen Pollack	Founder of the auditory-verbal therapy AVT technique and leader in the practice of teaching parents to be their child's first teachers of language
Marion Downs	Audiologist and pioneer who promoted the concept and development of early hearing detection in the neonatal period
Helen Beebe	A pioneer in parent-infant intervention emphasizing audition while guiding the family to be their child's language teachers
Scope of practice	An official document of a professional organization that specifies appropriate areas of practices for its members
Acoupedics	The historic term coined by Henk Huizing and promoted by Doreen Pollack to describe the process by which a child with limited hearing is able to access meaningful sound for the purpose of developing spoken language
Decoding (reading)	Breaking or segmenting a written word into its component sounds and then blending them together to form a recognizable word
Decoding strategies	The ability to apply one's knowledge of letter-sound relationships including knowledge of letter patterns to correctly pronounce written words
Direct Explanation	Providing the reader with a description of the plot characters or events that are contained in the selected text
Text Comprehension Strategy Application	The adult helps the child practice the strategy until she can apply it independently
Divergent question comprehension	Using questions that dont have one correct answer and require deeper understanding and inference
Phonics	The aspect of reading related to decoding words by using sound letter or phoneme grapheme correspondence
Inferences	Conclusions or opinions that are formed based on what is provided in written text
inferential questions	Questions whose answers can be found in text, but they are implied and not directly stated
Figurative Language	Using words to imply another meaning or to evoke an emotion
Metaphor	A figure of speech in which a word or phrase literally denoting one kind of object or idea is used in place of another to suggest a likeness or analogy between them
Simile	A figure of speech comparing two unlike things that is often introduced by like or as

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