In running record error analysis, what are the three cueing systems represented by the acronym 'MSV'?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Meaning (semantic), Structure (syntactic), and Visual (graphophonic)
- Step 1: The MSV cueing framework evaluates whether errors make sense (Meaning), sound like valid English (Structure), or resemble the print (Visual). Step 2. Analyzing MSV cues reveals what strategies a child relies upon when encountering unfamiliar words. Answer: Meaning (semantic), Structure (syntactic), and Visual (graphophonic). Why not the others: Alternative expansions do not represent the established reading assessment cueing model.
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