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Meaning Skills

Meaning components are those that relate more closely to cognitive verbal abilities. Instead of thinking about the rules of written language (decoding), the focus is on bringing oral language skills into understanding written language.

Meaning skills have to do with enlarging the listening (oral language) vocabulary, learning more about the world, understanding differences between the structure of oral and written communications, and learning how to understand text (strategies).

Reading Components Pages - Sequence
If you are following the sequence we have laid out, you have just finished viewing the Print Skills (Alphabetics) pages, and you are ready to view "Word Meaning," the first page in the Meaning Skills section.

Click here to go to "Word Meaning."

If you haven't yet viewed the Print Skills (Alphabetics) pages,
click here to begin with "Phonemics."

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