Vocabulary

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Vocabulary
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• If all my possessions were taken from me,
• I would choose to keep the power of
• communication, for by it I would soon
• regain the rest.
• Daniel Webster

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Vocabulary ErrorsSyntactic Violations

• Example I need an _______ for why you were
  late.
• I need an reason for why you were late
• NO
• I need an excuse for why you were late
• YES
• Cant use reason because of the article an.
• Has to be excuse because of the an article.

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Vocabulary ErrorsSemantic Violations

• Embarassed or Humiliatedwhich??
• I felt _______ when I dialed the wrong number.
• I felt _______ when I walked out of the bathroom
  with my skirt tucked in my pantyhose.

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Vocabulary ErrorsPragmatic Violations

• Lartz arguing with Dean about for the Deaf Ed
  Program
• Dean, I am surprised at the ________ financial
  support you have allotted to DHH this fiscal
  year.
• Miniscule or Teeny-WeenyWhich??
• Why?

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Vocabulary

• Change the word
• Example I estimated that we had 20 dollars.
• guessed
• Write estimate means guess

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Vocabulary continued

• Watch for overgeneralization
• Example We import oil.
• buy import means buy
• Better to add to the definition
• Example Condoleeza Rice will be a candidate in
  08.
• She wants to be president in 2008. Rice wants
  people to vote for her.
• Example I felt humiliated
• I felt silly and embarrassed that I

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• You must see printed word and hear it before you
  truly know the word
• Students with hearing impairment need to
• See printed word
• See fingerspelling
• See it in speechreading
• Hear it in auditory training (where applicable)
• See it in sign language
• Write the word
• Pronounce the word
• Sign the word
• Use in a real situation

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• Hors doeuvre
• Macabre
• Tangent
• Tangential

• Picqued
• Piqued
• Picued
• Peaked

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Ideas on Vocabulary

• In reality, children are never asked to spell,
  define, or provide a written definition of a
  word. They are exposed to it consistently and
  then begin to use it.
• Sometimes you need the word in print and orally
  at the same time to totally understand it and
  make the connection
• Example Macabre
• Hors doeuvre

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• Old language to explain new concepts
• from the known to the unknown

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Chemistry

• Physical Changes Chemical Changes
• Unknown Language
• So
• Examples must be known
• -When sugar dissolves -Marshmallow burns
• in water in campfire
• -Ice melts to water

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Concept Development

• What it is
• What it is not
• War
• Group of people fighting
• Fighting to killusing guns, bombs, etc.
• 2 countries fighting over land, over religion
• People represent country and fight

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• Suspenseful means youre not sure what will
  happen next.
• Example If youre at a movie, you are thinking,
• who will die?, what will happen next?,
  etc.
• Student I felt suspenseful at my aunts
  funeral because I didnt know what would
  happen to her next and I wondered why my
  aunt had to die.

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• Students can often engage in an activity and,
  yet, not know the vocabulary associated with it.

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Its not about intelligence its about
access

• Oil Terminology
• Crown blockpulleys mounted on beams at the top
  of the derrick
• Pumpjackoil drilling device that looks like a
  horse
• Roustaboutperson who digs ditches, loads trucks,
  connects pipes at the oil well site (hard labor)
• PEMEXlargest Mexican oil company
• Roughneckperson who guides pipe sections to/from
  the oil well openings
• Blow-out
• Spindletoplargest oil discovery in Texas near
  Beaumont
• Burkburnett2nd or 3rd largest single oil
  discovery (12 miles from Lartzs home)
• Fluid power pump
• Red Adair
• Devils Cigarette Lighterworst single oil well
  fire that Red Adair ever put out
• Piper Alpha Disasterworst off-shore oil accident
  in history

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Its not about intelligence its about
access

• Rodeo Vocabulary
• Latigoa strap for tightening the saddle girth on
  a horse or bull
• Skid boot
• Huntsville Prisonhome of the best rodeo in the
  U.S.
• Sewn roping rein
• Trophy blanket
• 8 second ridewhat the bull rider wants to
  accomplish
• Wrangler watchinwhat you do with your
  girlfriends at the rodeo. Hey I might be old,
  but Im not dead!

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Its not about intelligence its about
access

• Medical Terminology
• Lateral meniscus
• Bilateral hip dysplasia
• Patella-femoral artery
• Fisticuff
• 4th metacarpal
• 2nd metatarsal

• Subluxation
• Osgood-Schlatters
• Osteogenesis Imperfecta
• Sprial fracture of the left ulna
• Phantom pain

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Its not about intelligence its about
access

• Electric company
• Sodium vapor
• High pressure sodium
• Flash
• Meter restore
• CDC

• Ballet
• Arabesque
• Danseuse
• Entrechat
• Plie
• Fouette

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Its not about intelligence its about
access

• Naval Academy
• Head
• Yard
• Deck
• EE
• Ring Dance
• Hall

• Catering
• Spec
• Chafer
• Air Void
• Sterno
• Cambro

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Its not about intelligence its about
access

• Farm
• Swine
• Sow
• Hefer
• Bull
• Skidloader
• Castrated
• Grand champion

• Clarinet
• Ligature
• Reed
• Cork grease
• Spit rag
• Thumb rest

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Its not about intelligence its about
access

• Indian, Middle Eastern Foods
• Saag
• Samosa
• Mendi
• Ritha

• Shoe Carnival
• Lead
• Mismate
• Barlace
• Backwards mod
• Gondola
• Jobber