Pho/ne/mic A/ware/ness What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle By Dr Jason McGowan.

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Pho/ne/mic A/ware/ness What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle By Dr Jason McGowan

Introduction  Definition:Keeping it Short  Examination:Keeping it Simple  Instruction:Keeping it Straightforward 2Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle

Definition Phonemic Awareness An Intuitive Yet Conscious Awareness of the Smallest Units of Sounds (Phonemes) That Make Up Spoken Words 3Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle

Examples /b/ - a single phoneme /b/ - a single phoneme /tr/ - two phonemes blended together /tr/ - two phonemes blended together “at” – a word made up of two phonemes “at” – a word made up of two phonemes “but” – a word made up of three phonemes “but” – a word made up of three phonemes Strings of Sounds “psychological” A word made up of How Many Sounds? A word made up of How Many Sounds? 4Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle but

Psychological – 10 Phonemes 5 Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle ps y ch o l o g i c l

A word is a series of discrete phonemes that acoustically presents as an overlapping and blended burst of sound Cat 6Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle t a c

Phonemic Awareness and Phonological Processing Phonological Processing Refers to the use of phonological information, especially the sound structure of one’s own oral language, in processing written language (i.e., reading, writing,) and oral language (listening, speaking) (Wagner and Torgesen 1987) Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 7

Three Kinds of Phonological Processing Phonological (Phonemic) Awareness  Phonological (Phonemic) Awareness  Phonological Memory Phonological Memory Automatic Rapid Naming Automatic Rapid Naming Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 8

Phonological Memory Refers to the coding of phonological information for temporary storage in working or short term memory Q.How do you remember a phone number that you have looked up as you make your way to the phone? Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 9

Phonological Memory (cont’d) A. You store the number temporarily in working memory. You probably do so not by storing a visual representation of the sequence of digits (although you may be able to do so if you tried) but rather by storing a phonological representation of the sounds of the digits. Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 10

Automatic Rapid Naming Refers to the rapid and efficient retrieval of phonological code. When reading we retrieve: 1.Phonemes Associated with Letters or Letter Pairs 2.Pronunciations of Common Word Segments 3.Pronunciation of Whole Words

Automatic Rapid Naming (cont’d) The efficiency with which we are able to retrieve phonological code associated with individual phonemes, word segments, or entire words will determine how useful phonological information is in decoding printed words Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 12

Phonological (Phonemic) Awareness Phonological Memory Auto Rapid Naming Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle Automatic Rapid Naming (cont’d)

Phonemic Awareness Another Definition Refers to an individual’s awareness of and access to the sound structure of his or her oral language. (Mattingly 1972) Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 14

Strings of Sounds The spoken words of a language represent strings of phonemes that signal differences of meaning. The spoken words of a language represent strings of phonemes that signal differences of meaning. Cat = /c/ /a/ /t/ Cat = /c/ /a/ /t/ Bat = /b/ /a/ /t/ Bat = /b/ /a/ /t/ Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 15

Strings of Sounds (cont’d) Of the nearly infinite number of possible strings of phonemes that might be represented in an oral language, only a relatively small number actually occur, and these occur (and re-occur) in multiple words Of the nearly infinite number of possible strings of phonemes that might be represented in an oral language, only a relatively small number actually occur, and these occur (and re-occur) in multiple words Children who have an awareness of this structure seem to have an advantage learning to read the printed forms of language Children who have an awareness of this structure seem to have an advantage learning to read the printed forms of language Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 16

Strings of Sounds (cont’d) This makes sense given that many printed languages attempt to convey pronunciation as well as meaning, and even more so for alphabetic languages such as printed English because letters of the alphabet have a rough correspondence to phonemes. This makes sense given that many printed languages attempt to convey pronunciation as well as meaning, and even more so for alphabetic languages such as printed English because letters of the alphabet have a rough correspondence to phonemes. Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 17

Developing Awareness As children develop they demonstrate awareness for increasingly smaller phonological units of speech. Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 18

Developing Awareness (cont’d) 1.Word Length Awareness – COW/BOY 2.Syllable Awareness – SE/VEN 3.On-Set and Rime Awareness – S-EV-EN 4.Individual Phoneme Awareness - S-E-V-E-N Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 19

Examination Why Test? 1.There are clear implications for intervention Many children who are weak in phonological awareness show improved reading performance after being given intervention designed to improved their phonological awareness (Ball and Blachman 1991) Many children who are weak in phonological awareness show improved reading performance after being given intervention designed to improved their phonological awareness (Ball and Blachman 1991) Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 20

Why Test? (cont’d) Reading approaches that feature systematic explicit instruction in phonological awareness and phonetic decoding skills produce stronger reading growth in children who are weak in phonological awareness compared with reading approaches that do not teach these skills explicitly. (Torgesen, Wagner and Rashotte 1997) Reading approaches that feature systematic explicit instruction in phonological awareness and phonetic decoding skills produce stronger reading growth in children who are weak in phonological awareness compared with reading approaches that do not teach these skills explicitly. (Torgesen, Wagner and Rashotte 1997) Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 21

Why Test? (cont’d) 2.To Inform Instruction Testing phonemic awareness allows for the further identification of the sub components that may be weak. Blending Blending Segmenting Segmenting Elision Elision Sound Matching Sound Matching

Why Test? (cont’d) 3.There are many activities available to train the various components of phonemic awareness.

Which Tests Are Best? There are a number of helpful test instruments The TAAS The TAAS The Sutherland The Sutherland TOPAS TOPAS HAPP-3 HAPP-3 Khan-Lewis Analysis Khan-Lewis Analysis CTOPP CTOPP Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 24

Which Tests are Best? (cont’d) The CTOPP Comprehensive Comprehensive Clearly defines and separates Phonemic Awareness, Phonological Memory and Automatic Rapid Naming Clearly defines and separates Phonemic Awareness, Phonological Memory and Automatic Rapid Naming Provides Discrepancy Formulas to determine statistically significant disparities between the three composite areas Provides Discrepancy Formulas to determine statistically significant disparities between the three composite areas Directly Informs Instruction Directly Informs Instruction Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 25

Who To Test Prevention Young Children Young Children At Risk Children At Risk ChildrenDiagnostic Deficient Readers of Any Age Deficient Readers of Any Age Underdeveloping Children Underdeveloping Children Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 26

Instruction For children in which there is a direct link between deficient phonological processing and poor reading phonological processing may be better taught as a discrete unit of work Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 27

ReadingInstructionDecoding/Encoding Word Attack Phonological Processing Assisted Oral Reading / Repeated Reading Strategies Reading Instruction Fluency/Vocabulary Comprehension Reading Volume INTERVENTION

Phonological Processing Training is not necessarily the same as reading instruction Phonological Processing represents a set of neural conditions that must be present in order for instruction to be effective Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 29

Phonological Processing Training 16 Skill Areas Phonological (Phonemic) Awareness Blending Blending Segmenting Segmenting Elision Elision Sound Matching Sound Matching Phonemic Reversal Phonemic Reversal Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 30

Phonological Processing Training 16 Skill Areas (cont’d) Phonological Memory Memory for Digits Memory for Digits Memory for Letter Names Memory for Letter Names Memory for Phonemes Memory for Phonemes Non Word Repetition Non Word Repetition Beat and Rhythm Repetition Beat and Rhythm Repetition Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 31

Phonological Processing Training 16 Skill Areas (cont’d) Automatic Rapid Naming Rapid Colour Naming Rapid Colour Naming Rapid Digit Naming Rapid Digit Naming Rapid Object Naming Rapid Object Naming Rapid Letter Naming Rapid Letter Naming Rapid Whole Word Naming Rapid Whole Word Naming Rapid V/C Pattern Naming Rapid V/C Pattern Naming Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 32

Additional Activities Invented Spelling Invented Spelling On Set and Rime On Set and Rime Rhyming Rhyming Games Games Alliteration Alliteration Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 33

Helpful Strategies Sequential Repetition Sequential Repetition M3SW (Multisensory Say Sound Spell Write) M3SW (Multisensory Say Sound Spell Write) Build Ups Build Ups Synthetic Phonics Synthetic Phonics Analytical Phonics Analytical Phonics Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 34

Helpful Interventions GreatLeaps  GreatLeaps  RAVE-O  RAVE-O  Discover Intensive Phonics  Discover Intensive Phonics  Brainskills Brainskills PACE PACE PACT PACT Sensational Sensational READCARE  READCARE  Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 35  Some of these are also reading instruction programs

Questions! Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 36

Thank You Phonemic Awareness - What is it Really? Testing it and Teaching it For Kids Who Struggle 37