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Praxis II Early Education Content Knowledge

Category - Reading/LA

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In an effort to teach first- and second-graders how to decode words that have more than one syllable, which would be the most effective method?
  1. Asking students to pronounce every phoneme in the word
  2. Asking students to read a book that repeats certain words several times
  3. Using flashcards to encourage them to recognize the word by memorization
  4. Asking the students to break up the multisyllable words into smaller, familiar, one syllable words.
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Answer: D - In an effort to teach first- and second-graders how to decode words that have more than one syllable, the most effective method would be to ask the students to break up the multisyllable words into smaller, familiar, one syllable words. Doing this not only reinforces recognition of the smaller words, but makes it easier on the student when they only have to pronounce one syllable at a time.
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