Chall, I Know

The first steps of this stage seeks to focus the reader on one purpose, one view and limited technical complexities. Name the stage?

• Prereading

• Initial Reading or Decoding

• Confirmation, Fluency, Ungluing from Print

• Reading for learning the New

Which stage is open to study if all people can reach that level of reading development?

• Stage 2

• Stage 3

• Stage 4

• Stage 5

This stages covers many changes that the child goes through than any other stage.

• Stage 0

• Stage 1

• Stage 2

• Stage 3

In the Confirmation and Fluency stage, the reader mostly does NOT

• learn new information

• refine basic skills learnt to improve decoding and understanding context

• acquire additional complex phonics skills

• increase their fluency level

The reader in this stage knows what not to read as well as what to read

• Prereading

• Multiple Viewpoints

• Reading for learning the new

• Construction and Reconstruction

At this stage of reading development, the reader basically has the capacity to deal with layers of facts and concepts.

• Construction and Reconstruction

• Multiple Viewpoints

• Reading for Learning the New

• Confirmation and Fluency

This stage strongly promotes the ideas of critical literacy

• Stage 1

• Stage 2

• Stage 3

• Stage 4

What is the age range for Multiple Viewpoints?

• Birth - 6 years

• 6 - 7 years

• 7 - 8.6 years

• 14 - 18 years

• 18 years and older

The essential aspect of this stage states that the reader is learning the arbitrary set of letters and associating these with the corresponding parts of spoken words.

• Prereading

• Confirmation, Fluency

• Learning the New

• Initial Reading or Decoding

Which stages does the reader understands the nature of the spelling system?

• Prereading

• Initial Reading or Decoding

• Learning the New

• Multiple Viewpoints