Wgu Math Task 1

We worked on his overall articulation and went a great deal working on reading and improving his sight-reading skills. Each lesson Adesh showed up willing to learn and never hesitated to ask

The purpose of the M&M Math Project was to figure out what is the most and least recurring color M&M in a regular M&M bag and if the most and least common would change if the M&M product was changed such as to the Pretzel M&Ms. First, I bought four packs of regular & pretzel M&Ms. Next, I put one pack of M&Ms into four bowls, then, separated the M&Ms into six colors and counted them by color and did the same for the Pretzel M&Ms. The results were fairly close to what I had hypothesized.

Phonological Awareness • Tile 1: What is Phonological Awareness? http://www.superduperinc.com/handouts/pdf/172%20Phonological%20Awareness.pdf The site is an online handy handouts describing the phonological awareness. It also contains useful examples of phonological awareness, which according to me I would use in teaching phonological awareness. • Tile 2: Phonological Awareness, Reading, and Reading Acquisition: A Survey and Appraisal of Current Knowledge http://www.haskins.yale.edu/sr/SR111/SR111_13.pdf ( this Pdf may not open from here.

Phonological Awareness Training plus Letter Knowledge Training is a “general practice aimed at enhancing young children’s phonological awareness, print awareness, and early reading abilities” (website). This practice is adding two skills together, phonological awareness and letter knowledge training. Phonological awareness itself is the awareness of the sound structure of words is understanding that words are composed of phonemes, “the smallest units of sound in spoken words” (Smith, Simmons, & Kame’enui) and can be manipulated to make new words and involves training activities to teach children to “identify, detect, delete, segment, or blending segments of spoken words”( wwc) . According to Smith et al (1998), phonological awareness can be

Vocabulary builder has been a website I visit every day. Acquiring five new words a day was proving difficult – one or two days after learning a new word I was forgetting its definition. This lead to me revising my plan; instead of learning five new words,

Some extremely smart individuals have limitations of linguistic awareness, particularly at the phonological level. In the event that you find phonological assignments difficult, you are able to in numerous different ways.” Phonological progress. The phonological progress usually works unconsciously when we listen and speak. It is provided to enhance the meaning of what is said, but not to notice the speech sounds in the words.

While waiting in line for the lunch or to leave the classroom, the teacher can ask questions such as what word doesn’t have the same onset sound out of these three words, dig, dug, cat. Not have the words visible for students to see in this alliteration practice, can help students develop the skill of listening for the onset

Knowing what a student can and cannot do will make it easier what the teacher’s course of action should be when it comes to instruction. The Early Names Test assessment is a way that will help the teacher identify the important decoding skills the student knows. If a student is having trouble with this assessment, the teacher can prepare for further instruction for the student, which will support the instruction in phonics and decoding. The Phonics Fish Card Game is a great way for students to practice their awareness of phonic sounds and patterns to construct the word families. This strategy supports students in need of instruction because it is engaging for the student, which will make it easier for them to learn, and is a way to learn from other students.

In this study, the instruction followed the criterial tasks of the K-12 Curriculum. The teacher was a facilitator guiding the learners to arrive at the meaning of a difficult word. While the teacher acted as a facilitator, the learners were involved in an activity of identifying the meaning of a difficult word using speed drawing and kinesics.

Vocabulary: This book implements a lot of vocabulary you will see on the vocabulary page of the website. This book helps give context to those words as well as provide definitions and example for them. I highly recommend that you and your child read this

Describe some teaching strategies that can be used to explicitly teach vocabulary. Vocabulary knowledge is critical to reading comprehension. There are different effective strategies that teachers can use with different age students: - Pre-teaching new words (teaching new words prior to the new reading experience; the teacher before to teach a new content has to determine new words by previewing reading materials, define and discuss the meaning of these words with students) - Keyword method (new words are introduces before reading by giving students a word clue – a part of word definition, or illustration) - Word maps (the teacher determines words to be taught, for each word child has to make a graphic organizer) - Root analysis (the teacher is focusing on teaching the commonly occurring part of the words – suffixes, prefixes, roots; when students are able to break sown words into parts they are able to determine words’ meaning) - Rearrangement of reading material (the teacher can replace the difficult words with the easier ones to help students to comprehend

Students can use of note taking to progress learning vocabulary. Note-taking is the practice of recording information captured from another source (Carter, John F.; Van Matre, Nicholas H. 1975).Vocabulary is one of five core components of reading instruction that are essential to successfully teach children how to read. These core components include phonemic awareness, phonics and word study, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension (Nation, 2001). The concept of a word can be defined in various ways, but three significant aspects need to be aware of and focus on are form, meaning, and use.

Using "Rhyming Centered Instruction" for Developing EFL Phonological Awareness Skills Among First Year Primary Stage Pupils By Hasnaa Sabry Abdel-Hamid Ahmed Helwa Lecturer at Department of Curriculum and TEFL Instruction Faculty of Education- Benha University- Egypt Introduction Reading proficiency involves five main skills: phonological awareness, an explicit awareness of the language sound structure; phonics awareness, understanding the link between sounds in a language with a given symbol or letter of that language; fluency and phrasing words meaningfully; vocabulary, knowing the meaning of the words one reads; and comprehension, knowing the meaning of the words in context, to tie together ideas, information and prior knowledge ( National

Was about to use different methods of multiplication. Mrs B started to learn 6 time table. We all did it with using our fingers and after that she asked children to make a poster to show with how many ways they can find the answer with multiplication. For example, number line – factors- inverse and dividing. I explained and supported J & V. Today I have a big project and that is narrative observation

these are some complexity that students needs to be taken slowly because different students have different rate on how they can absorb things. Furthermore, forming a number sentence to represent the mathematics involved in the word problem. In this problem children appear to find it harder to form a number sentence for some word problems structures than others. These difficulties can result in children not being able to select a calculation to perform or selecting an incorrect calculation. Different types of mathematics problem use