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Before I read Speech to Print or took LETRS training for the first time, I thought I already knew all there was to know about vowels.
Every couple of months I hear this phrase …my triangle is upside down… and I am reminded of the need to clarify the tiered systems of support represented by the triangle graphic used in MTSS.
Lucy Calkins reveals what she doesn’t (yet) know about the science of reading in her recent post in a Facebook group called Units of Study in Writing TCRWP. Her comments reveal that she is the one demonstrating “misunderstandings and misconceptions”.
The term “standardized test” is used to lump together all types of group-administered achievement measures given in schools.
Automatic word recognition is required to facilitate reading comprehension. To be recognized instantly, words must be stored in long-term memory as wholes, where the spelling, pronunciation, and meaning are fused together. The whole word must be “mapped” into your memory as an integrated unit.
