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Literacy for the 21st Century, Chapters 1-3
Literacy for the 21st Century, Chapters 1-3
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This Quiz is over the reading for Tompkins Chapters One, Two, and Three and assignments...
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1
Syntax means
Science of Teaching Reading practices.
morphemes or word forms.
science of systematic instruction.
phoneme and grapheme correspondences.
2
Metacognition means thinking about what and whether your students are thinking.
False
True
3
This theorist explained that learning is the modification of students' schemas.
Skinner.
Piaget.
Dewey.
Vygotsky.
4
The NBPTS developed 15 standards to characterize effective teachers.
False
True
5
One good reason to include running records is to observe students using strategies.
True
False
6
Portfolios
None of the above.
are used to plan budgets for reading and writing across the school year.
can help with students' independence
are used to evaluate a student's progress across time.
7
Five important components of effective teachers includes
STAAR Testing, spelling, math social studies and science testing.
viewing literacy as ineffective for learning.
collecting, developing, creating, and adapting learning resources.
reading, writing, listening, speaking and thinking.
8
The first stage of the Process of Reading is..
Going to the Library
Reading Activities
PreReading
Walking through the Text
9
Rubrics
are used to grade according to specific criteria.
are used by students to assess their own work.
are used to determine levels of achievement.
are used to evaluate students' performances.
10
Reading at a frustrational level means reading with
below 100% accuracy.
below 80% accuracy.
below 70% accuracy.
below 90% accuracy.
11
Independent readers are reading text with
85%-89% accuracy.
80%-84% accurance
95%-100% accuracy.
90%-94% accuracy.
12
Problems resulting from high stakes testing include
teachers feeling more satisfied in their teaching.
overemphasis on testing, rather than authentic instruction.
improvement in our national reading scores.
students feeling more carefree about learning.
13
Writing in reading logs and having discussions are ways to...
track compliance
work independently
respond to reading
earn grades
14
The academics who theorized that writing is a process of interaction and meaning making are
Flowers and Billings.
Flowers and Hayes.
Unicorn and Billings.
Unicorn and Hayes.
15
Effective reading includes
echo reading.
reader's theatre practice.
popcorn reading.
choral reading.
16
Which of these are NOT essential to the reading process
Genre Identification
Word identification
Phonemic Awareness
Vocabulary
17
Word Choice does NOT involve
Painting a picture with words
Choosing strong verbs
Playing with words
Writing definitions
18
In critical literacy inquiry students become
agents of change.
agents of knowledge.
agents of political agendas.
agents of the government.
19
A writer's distinctive style is known as
The story genre
A writers voice
The author's purpose
The writer's block
20
Which is NOT an example of a Digital Project used in the Applying stage of reading process
Webquests
Podcasts
Readers Theater
Author Wikis
21
Lexile levels
measure a book's reading difficulty level.
All of the above.
measure a student's reading level.
range from 100 to 1300.
22
Semantics focuses on meaning and vocabulary.
True
False
23
Reading aloud, shared reading, partner reading, guided reading, and independent reading are all
Reading
Metacognition
Constructivism
Instructional strategies
24
Instructional reading is reading at
85%-89% accuracy.
95%-100% accuracy.
80%-84% accuracy.
90%-94% accuracy.
25
The transactional theorist who says creating meaning from text is what students bring to the text.
Christina Rosenblatt
Letty Rosenblatt
Louise Rosenblatt
Cissy Spacek
26
Effective Differentiation means changing
changing the reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
changing the reading and writing levels.
changing the grading.
the content, process or product.
27
The Writer's Craft techniques are called
3 Grand Writing Stages
10 times to Write
6 + Traits of Writing
5 Ways to Write
28
Reading and Writing have comparable activities and stages
False
True
29
Pragmatics deals with which aspects of language use?
metacognitive.
social.
mental.
physical.
30
Scaffolding means the building blocks of learning reading and writing.
True
False
31
Paulo Freire wrote that educational change starts with examining social justice and equity.
False
True
32
This theorist advocated an inquiry approach to learning for participation in democracy.
Skinner.
Dewey.
Piaget.
Vygotsky.
33
This theorist developed the idea that students learn best if learning in zones of proximal development.
Piaget.
Skinner.
Dewey.
Vygotsky.
34
Phonological cues involve correct spelling.
True
False
35
Behaviorism is considered
individual to each learner.
collaborative.
learner centered.
teacher centered.
36
Phonological Awareness means awareness of
sounds
sights.
phonemes.
graphemes.
37
In the Exploring stage of reading, readers are asked to
Reread the text
Create maps and illustrations
Go on Field Trips
Look up difficult vocabulary
38
Culturally responsive classrooms are places where
You might find books titled San Antonio Spurs.
you might find books titled The Other Side of the Fence.
you might find books titled Disappeared.
you might find books titled Esperanza Rising.
39
Constructivism is a theory that describes students
as ineffective millenials.
as active constructors of knowledge.
as active members of Generation z.
as passive relators to prior knowledge.
40
Keeping Running Records means a teacher archives the fluency rate at which a student reads.
True
False
