Across
- 2. The approach which supports the bottom-up model, focusing on learning individual letters and sounds rather than learning a word as a whole unit
- 4. One of the key features highlight a meaning-based approach, which can help learners expose to a wide range of vocabulary
- 6. A process of readers combining information from a text and their own background knowledge to build meaning is called:
- 8. The core of reading's definition
- 9. The model which consists of lower-level reading processes, starting with fundamental basics of letter and sound recognition
- 10. The ability to read at an appropriate rate with adequate comprehension
Down
- 1. In this course, we learn how to teach learners ------- skills that they have already learned in their first language to new reading contexts in a new language
- 3. In top-down model of reading, ----------- is directed by the reader’s goals and expectations.
- 5. In what model that readers use their background knowledge to make predictions and search the text to confirm or reject the predictions that are made?
- 7. In bottom-up model, all reading material is carefully reviewed so that students are not exposed to vocabulary that they have not been introduced to. This pedagogy illustrates an element/approach which is called