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ما هو المفهوم المرتبط بوعي الأصوات في اللغة؟
ما هو المفهوم المرتبط بوعي الأصوات في اللغة؟
تطور وعي الصوتيات
ما هي أصغر وحدة في الكلام يمكن استخدامها لتمييز كلمة عن أخرى؟
ما هي أصغر وحدة في الكلام يمكن استخدامها لتمييز كلمة عن أخرى؟
الصوتيات
ما هي أنماط الحروف الساكنة والمتحركة التي تؤثر على نطق الكلمة؟
ما هي أنماط الحروف الساكنة والمتحركة التي تؤثر على نطق الكلمة؟
ما هو نوع الفهم الذي يتضمن تحديد المعلومات الصريحة في النص؟
ما هو نوع الفهم الذي يتضمن تحديد المعلومات الصريحة في النص؟
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ما هو مصطلح ما قبل الصوتيات في تطور الإملاء؟
ما هو مصطلح ما قبل الصوتيات في تطور الإملاء؟
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ما هو مصطلح الإملاء شبه الصوتي في تطور الإملاء؟
ما هو مصطلح الإملاء شبه الصوتي في تطور الإملاء؟
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ما هو مصطلح الإملاء الصوتي في تطور الإملاء؟
ما هو مصطلح الإملاء الصوتي في تطور الإملاء؟
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ما هو مصطلح الإملاء الانتقالي في تطور الإملاء؟
ما هو مصطلح الإملاء الانتقالي في تطور الإملاء؟
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ما هو مصطلح الإملاء التقليدي في تطور الإملاء؟
ما هو مصطلح الإملاء التقليدي في تطور الإملاء؟
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ما هو نوع المقالة الذي يركز على تحليل موضوع معين؟
ما هو نوع المقالة الذي يركز على تحليل موضوع معين؟
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ما الفرق بين وعي الصوتيات والصوتيات؟
ما الفرق بين وعي الصوتيات والصوتيات؟
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Study Notes
Phonological Awareness and Development
- Phonological awareness involves understanding sounds in spoken language, including words, syllables, and phonemes.
- Phonemic awareness focuses on the smallest units of sounds (phonemes) that distinguish words.
- Rhyming, segmenting into words/syllables/sounds, and manipulating sounds are key skills.
- Understanding the connection between spoken and written language is important.
Phonemes
- Phonemes are the smallest units of sound that can change the meaning of a word.
Vowel-Consonant Patterns
- CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) patterns often feature short vowel sounds.
- CVCe (consonant-vowel-consonant-e) patterns typically have long vowels, with the final "e" silent.
- CVVC (consonant-vowel-vowel-consonant) patterns feature two vowels between consonants.
Reading Comprehension (Literal, Inferential, Evaluative)
- Literal: Identifying explicit information, sequencing events, recalling details.
- Inferential: Determining implicit meaning, identifying relationships, predicting outcomes.
- Evaluative: Analyzing the text, making judgments, drawing conclusions.
Spelling Development Stages
- Precommunicative: Random letter strings, no correspondence to sounds.
- Semiphonic: Using letters to represent sounds, often abbreviated spellings.
- Phonetic: Spelling words based on how they sound, even if unconventional.
- Transitional: Using visual patterns, incorporating orthographic conventions (vowels, endings).
- Conventional: Correct spelling based on established rules and patterns.
Expository Essay
- Investigates an idea, evaluates evidence, and presents an argument.
- Focuses on a fair and balanced analysis based on facts, without personal opinions.
Phonological Awareness Skills (Kindergarten - 1st Grade)
- Kindergarten: Simple tasks like rhyming, beginning sounds, blending.
- 1st Grade: Advanced tasks like blending, segmenting, substituting, and manipulating phonemes.
Graphophonemic Knowledge
- Graphophonemic knowledge is the relationship between letters/symbols and their sounds.
Inquiry-Based Instruction
- Starts with posing questions, problems, or scenarios, focusing on discovering knowledge.
Didactic Questioning
- Designed to diagnose recall and comprehension, drawing on prior knowledge.
- Typically convergent, factual, starting with "what," "where," "when," "how."
Concept Map
- Visual representation of concepts and their relationships.
Early Writing Development Stages
- 2-3: Random scribbling
- 3: Controlled scribbling
- 3-4: Mock writing
- 4-5: Writing letters
- 5-6: Writing words
Writing Development Stages (Prephonemic to Conventional)
- Prephonemic: Random scribbles, pictures, letter strings.
- Early Phonemic: Picture labeling, first letters representing words.
- Letter Name: Using beginning and ending letters.
- Transitional: Consistent sound representation, but errors in vowel/consonant combinations.
- Conventional: Correct spelling with increasing maturity.
KWL Chart
- Organize information before, during, and after learning.
- Columns: Know, Want to know, Learned
Formative and Summative Assessment
- Formative: Ongoing assessment for feedback and improvement (practice).
- Summative: Assessment to evaluate overall learning at the end of a unit/module (e.g., tests, projects).
GCF and LCM
- GCF: Greatest Common Factor - find common factors and biggest one.
- LCM: Least Common Multiple - Find common multiples lowest one.
Probability (Theoretical vs. Experimental)
- Theoretical: Probability based on possible outcomes.
- Experimental: Probability based on actual trials.
Geometric Shapes (Areas and Volumes)
- Triangles: Area = (1/2) * base * height
- Parallelograms: Area = base * height
- Squares & Rectangles: Area = length * width
- Circles: Area = π * radius²
- Pyramids: Volume = (1/3) * base area * height
- Cubes: Volume = side³
- Rectangular Prisms: Volume = length * width * height
- Prisms/Cylinders: Volume = base area * height
Perimeter Formulas
- Rectangle: Perimeter = 2 * (length + width)
- Square: Perimeter = 4 * side
- Triangle: Perimeter = side1 + side2 + side3
Metric Measures
- Kilo, Hecto, Deka, Meter, Deci, Centi, Milli
Energy Transformations
- Chemical energy: Stored in bonds between atoms.
- Nuclear energy: Stored in the nucleus of atoms.
- Electrical energy: Kinetic energy of moving electrons.
- Mechanical energy: Energy of movement.
- Thermal/Heat energy: Energy of temperature.
Heat Transfer Methods
- Conduction: Heat transfer through direct contact.
- Convection: Heat transfer by movement of a fluid.
- Radiation: Heat transfer through electromagnetic waves.
Light and Color
- Wavelengths of visible light determine color.
- Red has the longest wavelength; violet has the shortest.
Ecosystem Interactions
- Commensalism: One species benefits, the other unaffected.
- Parasitism: One species benefits, the other harmed.
- Mutualism: Both species benefit.
- Predation: One species (predator) feeds on another (prey).
Earth's Atmosphere
- Composition: Primarily nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide.
Coriolis Effect
- Earth's rotation deflects moving air/water to the right in the Northern Hemisphere.
Musical Notation
- Treble Clef: Placed on the second line of the staff, for higher notes.
- Bass Clef: Placed on the fourth line of the staff, for lower notes.
Educational Method
- Kodály Method: Musical education system using folk songs, hand signs, and other tools.
Developmental Psychology
- Proximodistal Development: Parts of the body closest to the trunk develop first.
- Cephalocaudal Development: Growth from head down (head develops first).
Language and Literacy Development
- Supporting early language skills strengthens later reading and writing.
Mathematics Basics
- Zero to any power: Equals 1.
- Prime Numbers: Only divisible by 1 and themselves.
- Repeating Decimals: Rational numbers.
- Zero in the denominator: Not solvable.
Other Important Topics
- Texas History and Politics: Texas Independence, Constitution, notable figures (e.g., Mirabeau B. Lamar, Sam Houston).
- U.S. Government: Branches of government, bill of rights, amendments.
- Scientific Concepts: Types of rocks (Igneous, Sedimentary, Metamorphic). Solar Eclipses. Types of energy, heat transfer.
- General Concepts: Renewable vs. non-renewable resources, print awareness, sight words, graphophonemic knowledge, different types of writing.
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يستعرض هذا الاختبار مفهوم الوعي الصوتي وأهميته في اللغة المنطوقة والمكتوبة. يتناول مهارات معالجة الأصوات والأصوات الوهمية جنبًا إلى جنب مع أنماط الصوت والحروف. كما يستعرض أنواع الفهم القرائي المختلفة بما في ذلك الفهم الحرفي والاستدلالي والتقييمي.
