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    Orthographic mapping is a mental process that allows readers to recognize unfamiliar written words by connecting them to stored oral memories, building sight word vocabulary. It enables fluent reading by helping readers recognize word patterns and build strong memory of those patterns. Developing orthographic mapping requires phonemic awareness, letter-sound knowledge, and phonological long-term memory. Teachers can support it through explicit phonics instruction, sufficient phonological manipulation practice, and advanced phonological awareness lessons.

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    Orthographic mapping is a mental process that allows readers to recognize unfamiliar written words by connecting them to stored oral memories, building sight word vocabulary. It enables fluent reading by helping readers recognize word patterns and build strong memory of those patterns. Developing orthographic mapping requires phonemic awareness, letter-sound knowledge, and phonological long-term memory. Teachers can support it through explicit phonics instruction, sufficient phonological manipulation practice, and advanced phonological awareness lessons.

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    ORTHOGRAPHIC

    MAPPING
    UNLOCKING
    WORD RECOGNITION

    WHAT IS ORTHOGRAPHIC MAPPING?


    A mental process that enables readers to access
    written words automatically by connecting to their
    stored oral memory of a word. It allows readers to
    store words that are unfamiliar, building their sight
    word vocabulary.

    Orthographic mapping allows


    WHY IS IT readers to build a strong
    IMPORTANT? memory regarding patterns in
    words, helping them become
    fluent readers.

    REQUIREMENTS OF ORTHOGRAPHIC MAPPING:


    Strong phonemic awareness
    Letter-sound knowledge
    Phonological long-term
    memory

    INSTRUCTIONAL IMPLICATIONS
    Explicit phonemic awareness and phonics instruction
    Sufficient practice deleting, substituting and reversing
    phonemes
    Advanced phonological awareness instruction

    PROFICIENT READING:
    Phonic Decoding + Orthographic Mapping

    SUGGESTED REFERENCE:
    Kilpatrick, D. (2015). Essentials of assessing, preventing, and overcoming reading difficulties.
    New Jersey: Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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