LETRS Early Childhood Post-test UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT Answers
The National Early Literacy Panel identified three oral language, phonological processing, and print knowledge.
foundational areas of early literacy. These include:
Which statement best describes the position of the DAP involves teachers helping children meet challenging and achievable learning
National Association for the Education of Young Children goals as individuals and as part of a group.
on developmentally appropriate practice (DAP)?
For children transitioning from preschool to kindergarten, letter knowledge and phonemic awareness
which literacy skills are the best two predictive indicators
of their literacy achievement in grades 2-3?
When preparing to read a children's storybook, which unfamiliar words that may be encountered in a variety of contexts
vocabulary words should a teacher select and prepare
specifically to teach?
What structure of oral language describes the rules of syntax
how words are organized in sentences?
Which characteristics best describe child-directed language that is melodic, has a high pitch, and uses simplified vocabulary
language?
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT Answers
The National Early Literacy Panel identified three oral language, phonological processing, and print knowledge.
foundational areas of early literacy. These include:
Which statement best describes the position of the DAP involves teachers helping children meet challenging and achievable learning
National Association for the Education of Young Children goals as individuals and as part of a group.
on developmentally appropriate practice (DAP)?
For children transitioning from preschool to kindergarten, letter knowledge and phonemic awareness
which literacy skills are the best two predictive indicators
of their literacy achievement in grades 2-3?
When preparing to read a children's storybook, which unfamiliar words that may be encountered in a variety of contexts
vocabulary words should a teacher select and prepare
specifically to teach?
What structure of oral language describes the rules of syntax
how words are organized in sentences?
Which characteristics best describe child-directed language that is melodic, has a high pitch, and uses simplified vocabulary
language?
