CHAPTER 5: PHONEMIC AWARENESS
Objectives
As a result of reading and studying this chapter students will be able to:
- Recognize the strong influence of phonemic awareness on a child's later reading and spelling achievement
- Explain the differences among phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, and phonics
- Identify individual phonemes in words
- Sequence the levels of phonological awareness development
- Identify the National Reading Panel's recommendations for phonemic awareness instruction
- Explain when and how to assess phonemic awareness for beginning readers and struggling older readers
- Describe intervention strategies for students who have difficulty with phonemic awareness skills
- Apply lessons for effective instruction of phonological awareness skills and phonemic awareness skills
- Identify effective ELL modifications for phonemic awareness lessons
Key Terms
- Phonological awareness
- Phonemic awareness
- Phonics
- Onset-rime
- Stop sounds
- Continuous sounds
- Phoneme isolation
- Phoneme identity
- Phoneme categorization
- Phoneme blending
- Phoneme segmentation
- Phoneme deletion
- Phoneme addition
- Phoneme substitution
- Elkonin Sound Boxes
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