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RED 4310 Vocabulary

Vocabulary for phonemic awareness and college class

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Phoneme The smallest sound unit in a language (screening assessments, diagnostic, progress monitoring)
Digraph A combination of two letters representing one sound, as in ph and ey (reliability, validity, criterion/norm referenced)
Syllable Unit of spoken language (constructivism, behaviorism)
Phonogram character respresenting word or sound (enviornmental print, sight words, print concepts)
Phonics reading method involving letter recognition (language experiance approach, interactive writing)
Phonemic Awareness conscious awareness and knowledge that words are composed of separate sounds or phonemes (blending, segmentation, isolation,identification, deletion, addition, categorizing, substituting, rhyming)
Grapheme a written symbol, letter, or combination of letters that represents a single sound (onset, rime, fluency, automacity, prosody)
Macron mark indicating long sound (comprehension)
Closed Syllable a syllable that has a consonant at its end (basal reader, decoder)
Consonant Blend A combination of two or more consecutive consonants within a word. (Zone of proximal development)
Dipthong two vowels as one syllable as in "a" and "i" in "rail" (Cognitive language development)
Consonant speech sound other than vowel
Vowel speech sound other than consonant (usually a,e,i,o, & u)
Synonym word meaning same as another
Antonym Word meaning opposite of another
Phonology study of speech sounds
Orthography study of correct spelling
Morphology structure of words
Syntax organization of words in sentences
Semantic relating to meaning or the differences between meanings of words or symbols
Etymology study of word origins
Pragmatics study of language in use
Morpheme smallest unit of speech
Schema Theory understanding knowledge-how knowledge is represented and how it is used
Created by: Lizzybims
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