The Connection between knowing Letter names & Learning Letter sounds Flashcards

1
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Learners’ knowledge of letter names is a strong predictor for …

A

Their later reading success

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2
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Knowledge of letter names usually develops ____ letter-sound knowledge

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earlier/before

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3
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Why is knowledge of letter names important?

A

knowing letter names may make it easier to master the grapheme-phoneme relationship

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4
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How might knowing letter names help learners with identifying letter-sounds?

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Letter names sometimes contain the sound of the letter.

For example: B

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5
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Why should letter sounds not replace letter names?

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Letter sounds do not provide unique identifiers for letters. In English, several letters may make the same sound or letters may make more than one sound depending on the context.

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6
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Letter-sound knowledge is essential for …

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decoding

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7
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Why might letter names be easier to learn than letter sounds?

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They are syllabic whereas phonemes are asyllabic and harder to pronounce/more abstract

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