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Key Word {Ans: a word illustrating a phoneme/symbol relationships and serving as a key to unlock students memory of that pheonem. Key words are valuable for recall of other phonic concepts and general patters. They should be learned for each major concept.}phonology {Ans: a branch of linguistics concerned with the systematic organization of sounds in languages. It has traditionally focused largely on the study of the systems of phonemes in particular positions}diphthong {Ans: a phoneme beginning wiht a vowel phoneme and by change of tongue psotions glides toward or into another vowel honem /ou/ /oy/}Visual Span {Ans: number of symbols or words which students can recognize, retain, and/or repdocuce after brief presentations. visual span relates to short term memory dunction. Visual span probolems often encountered in people with dyslexia have been interpreted as evidence of an inherent deficiency in short term memory capacity. It seems more likely these problems are products of langauge deficiencies. Short term memory has limited duration and capacity. The alck of automaticitiy in language processing, which takes place in short term memory undoubtedly contributes to visual span problems}Phonology {Ans: the speech sound system}Discourse {Ans: organizing knowledge ideas or experience rooted