Reading Development Stages
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Reading Development Stages

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What is the primary focus of Stage 2 in reading development?

  • Emphasis on reading complex texts
  • Development of critical thinking skills
  • Consolidation of previous reading skills (correct)
  • Introduction of advanced reading strategies
  • During which stage do readers primarily focus on acquiring facts and expanding knowledge?

  • Stage 3: Reading for Learning the New Stage (correct)
  • Stage 1: Emergent Literacy Stage
  • Stage 4: Multiple Viewpoints Stage
  • Stage 5: Construction & Reconstruction Stage
  • What is a key characteristic of Stage 4 in reading development?

  • Instruction in reading/study skills (correct)
  • Acquisition of recreational reading habits
  • Focus on ungluing from print
  • Reading easy familiar books
  • At what stage do adult literacy programs emphasize the application of skills?

    <p>Stage 5: Construction &amp; Reconstruction Stage</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What role does functional reading play in Stage 2 of reading development?

    <p>It is important for content area texts.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Stage 2: Confirmation, Fluency, Ungluing from Print, Automaticity

    • Occurs in grades 2-3 for children aged 7-8.
    • Focuses on consolidating skills learned in Stage 1.
    • Involves reading many easy and familiar books to foster developmental reading.
    • Marks a gradual increase in both functional and recreational reading.
    • Common use of basal readers supports the learning process.
    • Functional reading includes important content area texts that enhance understanding.
    • Expands the range of potential recreational reading materials.

    Stage 3: Reading for Learning the New Stage

    • Targets grades 4-8 for ages 9-13.
    • Requires readers to utilize prior knowledge when approaching texts.
    • Emphasizes the acquisition of factual information through reading.

    Stage 4: Multiple Viewpoints Stage

    • Designed for high school students aged 14-18.
    • Instruction focuses on reading and study skills essential for academic success.
    • Encourages the development of diverse perspectives through reading.

    Stage 5: Construction & Reconstruction Stage

    • Pertains to college and adult literacy, for ages 18 and beyond.
    • Stresses the importance of acquiring practical skills relevant to participants' lives.
    • Highlights the ability to apply learned reading skills in various contexts.

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    Explore the stages of reading development, focusing on Stage 2: Confirmation and Fluency. This stage encompasses ages 7-8 and highlights the transition to more complex reading tasks and materials. Understand the importance of functional and recreational reading during this critical phase.

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