Teaching Reading flashcards
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This Teaching Reading page gathers user-made flashcards on phonics, reading theories and comprehension. With over 40 decks, it supports university students and professional candidates practising reading terminology, as well as teachers reviewing teaching approaches. Pick a deck to start revising.
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- Reading Skills and Components29
- The Reading Process and Models of Reading13
- Reading Development21
- Phonemic Awareness, Phonics and Decoding21
- Reading Fluency8
- Vocabulary Development10
- Reading Instruction Approaches32
- Guided, Shared and Collaborative Reading19
- Reading Texts and Extensive Reading14
- Reading Comprehension Strategies156
- Active, Close and Critical Reading12
- Second Language Reading15
- Reading Assessment16
Flashcards
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191 cardsRLA Flashcards
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78 cardsRICA Study Guide The smallest unit of speech
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117 cardsLiteracy & ELA Review Learning to Read
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67 cardsRICA Flash Cards RICA STUDY QUESTIONS Domains 1-5 Competencies 1-15
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67 cardsRICA Flash Cards RICA STUDY QUESTIONS Competencies 1-15
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45 cardsTeaching reading
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24 cardsReading Theorists Jeanne Chall (1983)
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25 cardsReading key terms
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29 cardsChapter 1: Vocabulary & Reading Comprehension
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10 cardsTOPIC 8 TOPIC 8: the evolution of the reading-writing process. Reading comprehension: global and specific comprehen...
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12 cardsTeaching reading skills Chapter 4: Teaching Reading to young learners.
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170 cardsreading
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13 cardsTeaching Reading INTRODUCTION 'Reading without reflecting is like eating without digesting.' -Edmund Burke
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37 cardsReading Meaning
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12 cardsACTIVE AND CLOSE READING STRATEGIES FOR GOOD READERS AND GOOD WRITERS
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6 cardsReading Comprehension Disorders reading comprehension = product of 2 component processes: 1. decoding - efficient, context-free, word recog...
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26 cardsUntitled
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30 cardsFORT flashcards Foundations of Reading Test
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23 cardsModule 3 Vocabulary
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9 cardsSTRATEGIES FOR ACTIVE READING STRATEGIES FOR ACTIVE READING *Read with a pencil to annotate *Look up unknown words *Read with a pencil to...
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10 cardsTeaching Reading
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9 cardsTEACHING READING Documentary cards about teaching reading.
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4 cardsReading teaching methods Phonics based approach to reading
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10 cardsKey Concepts in Reading Key terms for teaching how to read.
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8 cardsBloom's Taxonomy principles for reading comprehension.
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55 cardsUntitled
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10 cardsUntitled reading students need to be involved in extensive and intensive reading to get maximum benefit from their r...
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23 cardsTeaching Reading
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9 cardsTeaching Reading What is reading?
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7 cardsReading Grabe (Methodology in Language Teaching) maintains lies in the fact that research in L2 reading tends to be...
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11 cardsTeaching Reading-by Andrea Real
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8 cardsActive and Close Reading and Developing Reading Skills Andrea Paredes Active and Close Reading (Developing Reading Skills)
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5 cardsTeaching Reading
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5 cardsReading Universidad Mariano Galvez de Guatemala Teaching Techniques III Maria Elena Guzman Lucia Grave Barrera 076-...
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9 cardsUntitled
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7 cardsReading
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6 cardsTeaching reading It helps you discover new things and educate yourself in any area of life you are interested in and everyth...
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11 cards12. reading (+ mathematics) in developmental psychology cultural tools meaning
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8 cardsReading It is necessary to make a prereading, during reading, and post-reading.
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6 cardsReading Reading strategies- Whole Word
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About teaching reading flashcards
GoConqr OriginalTeaching Reading flashcards: where to start
Reading key terms is a useful starting point for revising approaches to phonics and the whole word method. For language and literary terms, RLA Flashcards includes point of view, tone and figures of speech.
If you are preparing for RICA, RICA Study Guide covers terms including phonemes and morphemes. Reading Theorists introduces names and stages, while Reading Comprehension Disorders includes decoding and language comprehension.
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Choose a small group of cards and try to recall each term or explanation before checking it. Return to the cards that need more attention, then revisit them later. You can also compare terms across decks, such as those in FORT flashcards and Reading key terms.
When you want a fuller explanation or a different way to check your knowledge, switch to notes or a quiz on the Teaching Reading unit page. Try a deck that matches your current topic.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcards should I start with?
Start with Reading key terms if you want to review phonics and the whole word method. If your focus is RICA, RICA Study Guide covers terms such as phonemes and morphemes. For literary language, RLA Flashcards includes tone, point of view and figures of speech.
Do the decks cover reading comprehension?
Yes. Reading Comprehension Disorders includes decoding and language comprehension. The deck on vocabulary and reading comprehension covers word parts, prefixes, suffixes and meanings. Key Concepts in Reading includes scanning, skimming and other terms connected with reading texts.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores.
Who are these flashcards for?
The page is useful for university students and professional candidates revising reading terminology and approaches, and for teachers reviewing material. Some decks focus on particular topics, such as reading theories or comprehension, while RICA Study Guide is relevant to candidates preparing for RICA.