Tips For Your Teaching Reading Constructed Response | Kathleen Jasper
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I'll discuss the Fab Five of Reading and how understanding these skills can help you answer constructed-response questions on teacher certification exams for elementary education, particularly those that assess reading skills and how to foster them in students. To delve deeper, join our FREE webinar on the Praxis Teaching Reading 5205 & 5206 exams, happening live on July 20 @ 10am. Sign up here: kathleenjasper....
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This is going to be a much difficult test for me than my 5543 for sure, but this was good. Thanks 🙏
Hi there. Glad it was helpful. You've got this!
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Hello Kathleen how are you? Do you have any book for NewYork teaching certification and also constructive responses. I love your videos. Thank you so much for helping us ❤
Hi there. Thank you for your kind words. However, we do not have test preparation for that exam. We focus on the praxis exams. There are many similarities among teacher certification exams regardless of state. However, our materials are aligned with the ETS exam blueprints and test specifications for the Praxis exams.
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hi kathleen! for potential phonics responses, you mentioned working on syllable combinations. i haven't read you book in its entirety yet, but isnt that a phonological awareness skill? i see in your book in the phonics section where it discusses syllable types, but i guess i always clumped syllables in with phonemic and phonological. i guess the difference for phonics would be now the students can see the words with the syllables?
Great question. You can work on syllables with both phonological awareness and phonics skills. For example, if I said break up the word apple by syllable sounds, students would say ap-ple. They wouldn’t have to see the word or write the word. But if I wrote the word Apple on the board and asked, “where do we split this word up by syllables?” And the students said, between the two ps, that would be phonics. Any time we look at a word and its letters to decode it, either by syllables, affixes (which are also syllables), or other units, we are using phonics.
Also, because syllables tend to have more than one sound in them, it would be phonological awareness not phonemic awareness. Phonemic awareness is breaking words up by individual sounds.
Phonological awareness: break up the word apple by syllable sounds. Ap-ple
Phonemic awareness: how many sounds in the word apple? A-pp-le (3 sounds).
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