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Card 6
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Texting Myth 4) Abbreviations means kids do not know how to spell. What evidence goes against this?
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Card 7
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Texting Myth 5) Children are becoming more illiterate as texting reflects normal writing. What evidence goes against this?
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Card 8
Front
What is Vowel Omission? Give an example.
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Card 9
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Single Letters/numbers used based on sound simularities, 'cr8, 2l8'. What key term is this?
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Card 10
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What is Phonic Spelling? Give an example.
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Card 11
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Abbreviation that uses the first letter of a group of words and are pronounced as individual letters, 'dwb'. What key term is this?
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Card 12
Front
What is Acronymy? Give an example.
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Card 13
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Deliberate use of non-standard spelling for effect, 'wot', 'wen'. What key term is this?
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Card 14
Front
How does John McWhorter view texting? What is his general view?
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Card 15
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What are Pragmatic Particles?
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