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Which is an example of a teacher including morphemes in decoding instruction?

A. Teaching students the sound and spelling of final stable syllables in isolation, then providing practice reading words, phrases, and sentences that include words with that pattern.

B. Teaching students to build words by combining previously learned prefixes with the root word "ject" and generating definitions and sentences to express meaning.

C. Teaching students to combine two independent clauses into one sentence.

D. Teaching students when to spell the /ch/ sound at the end of a word with the letters "tch."



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Explanation of including morphemes in decoding instruction.


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Morphemes in decoding instruction:

Teaching students the sound and spelling of final stable syllables in isolation, then providing practice reading words, phrases, and sentences that include words with that pattern.

  • Introducing morphemes like prefixes with the root word 'ject' to build words and generate definitions and sentences.
  • Teaching when to spell the /ch/ sound at the end of a word with the letters 'tch'.
  • Explaining morphology with root words, prefixes, and suffixes for word building.

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