Sentences with phrase «to decode words»

In Word Warm - ups, students practice decoding words with the featured phonics or syllable patterns until they are able to recognize the patterns easily and read the words rapidly.

Expert witnesses to the inquiry raised concerns about the teaching of reading which places an exclusive emphasis on decoding words through synthetic phonics.

As a result, the learning disabled can not decode words or use phonics skills to sound out words.

Later, these skills will help children develop strategies for decoding words when they are learning how to read.

Having this knowledge will help students decode words based upon letter patterns and their sounds.

Students begin to learn phonetic patterns which can be used to decode words during reading or encode words during writing.

They will begin their journey into books and develop phonemic awareness and learn skills such as decoding words.

«We're talking about decoding those words, the ones you already decided to share, by sending them to the speech center of your brain.»

The ability to hear the sounds within words and blend them together will help your child when he needs to decode words while reading and spell words when writing.

But by that point, I had expended almost as much effort decoding the words alone as Artisan and co. did planting them, never mind locating the hidden effects.

This included reading comprehension, with women reading silently and out loud to researchers to determine if the women were only decoding words — breaking up words into understandable parts — or actually reading, and how much was understood.

Students in grades 1 - 3 who are learning to spell and decode words benefit from the intentional instruction delivered in Primary Spelling by Pattern.

Is always making sense of the text as opposed to simply decoding words.

However, a fluent reader who can automatically decode the words can instead give full attention to comprehending the text.

Remember, it's the SOUNDS of the letters of the alphabet, not letter names, that lead to decoding words later on.

A single seventh grade heterogeneous language arts class is likely to include students who can read and comprehend as well as most college learners; students who can barely decode words, comprehend meaning, or apply basic information; and students who fall somewhere between these extremes.

Now that your child or student (s) has established the alphabetic principle and is able to decode basic code words, it is time to teach them the reading skills needed to decode words containing advanced code.

Teach kids to properly decode words by explicitly and systematically showing them the advanced code through the use of our specially compiled Reading Fluency Flash Cards.

As students become more proficient with phonological awareness, they are ready to start decoding words.

Our human - narrated audiobooks bring curriculum to life for struggling readers, especially those with dyslexia who have difficulty decoding words and keeping up with grade level materials.»

Then students practice reading the words across the rows, decoding the words without the support of patterns.

A kindergarten teacher has noticed that one of the leveled reading groups is struggling to decode words with long vowel sounds.

For example, a reader who must focus his or her attention on decoding words may not have enough mental energy left over to think about the meaning of the text.

The enjoyment of reading comes from comprehension, not decoding words.

It presses for a twin focus on fluency in decoding words and reading comprehension, urges reading improvement programs to stress impact rather than the number of children served, and calls for strengthening professional development and linking improved training in language development and reading to classroom practice.

Use decodable text that aligns with the phonetic elements being taught so kids build the habit of decoding words, rather than guessing or relying on pictures.

Students first learn phonetic patterns, which can then be used to decode words during reading or encode words during writing.

To read with good comprehension, the reader needs to be operating strongly on two main cylinders: language comprehension and the ability to decode words from the page.

Reading Horizons provided the tools to help my students decode words and sentences as well as write words and sentences.

No expert lip readers were needed to decode the words, of the vulgar variety, collectively bawling out.

We were able to decode your words and whom you are working for.

Visitors were given several wooden blocks affixed with raised Braille lettering and a Braille alphabet key to help them decode the words.

Decode his words.

Yes we have unrealistic expectations that you should be able to decode our words (just like we can with other girls).

Her guided reading level moved from a J to a K, but her teacher says she's working so hard to decode the words that it's affecting her comprehension.

Some students even need help synthesizing the decoded words into basic ideas.

Reluctant readers often do not have a clue what to after they decode the words.

The children learned to decode words and read with fluency by third grade, and they lived happily ever after.

As in many American elementary schools, reading focused on teaching kids how to decode words (phonics, phonemic awareness, etc.), followed by plenty of exposure to texts targeted precisely at students» current reading levels, plus ample practice at the skills of «reading comprehension.»

Students can decode a word and find the picture that matches, or students can look at a picture and then find the word that matches.