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240's MTTC Language Arts (Elementary) study guide is built around the official exam framework so you can study what is actually tested. This page shows exactly how the guide maps to the real exam — SMR by SMR and competency by competency — so you can see where coverage is strongest, where some depth gaps remain, and how each part of the guide supports your prep.

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MEANING AND COMMUNICATION (DOMAIN I) Covered
SMR I.001 Demonstrate an understanding of the integrated nature of the English language arts.
63 Qs4 Materials10 Cards1 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating an understanding of the ways in which listening, speaking, reading, writing, viewing, and visually representing connect and mutually influence one another ESL.Integration of Language Skills Covered 11 1 4 0 Covered by 1 topic (11 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos).
b. demonstrating an understanding of the integrated nature of the content, processes, strategies, and skills of the language arts at different developmental levels ELA.Impact of Fluency on Comprehension Covered 12 1 2 0 Covered by 1 topic (12 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos).
c. demonstrating knowledge of a variety of communication models and the interdependence of their various components ELA.Communication Models; ELA.Active Listening Covered 25 1 1 1 Covered by 2 topics (25 questions, 1 materials, 1 cards, 1 videos).
d. recognizing ways in which oral, written, and visual texts can be used to explore important issues in other disciplines and communities ELA.Interdisciplinary Connections Covered 15 1 3 0 Covered by 1 topic (15 questions, 1 materials, 3 cards, 0 videos).
SMR I.002 Demonstrate an understanding of the social, cultural, and dynamic nature of verbal and nonverbal language.
95 Qs5 Materials15 Cards2 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating familiarity with the diversity of language uses, patterns, and dialects in oral, written, and visual discourse ELA.Dialects and Variations in Language Covered 16 1 3 0 Covered by 1 topic (16 questions, 1 materials, 3 cards, 0 videos).
b. recognizing how diction, dialect, and patterns of expression transmit culture and affect meaning in all modes of communication ELA.Teaching - Communicating for Different Purposes Covered 8 1 6 0 Covered by 1 topic (8 questions, 1 materials, 6 cards, 0 videos).
c. demonstrating an understanding of the reciprocal relationship between verbal and nonverbal language and concepts related to identity, customs, and daily life in various cultures ESL.Communication Strategies for Diverse Learners Covered 7 1 4 0 Covered by 1 topic (7 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos).
d. demonstrating knowledge of how the use of language relates to issues of age, religion, gender, culture, ethnicity, social class, disability, and sexual orientation P.Teaching Diverse Students Covered 38 1 1 1 Covered by 1 topic (38 questions, 1 materials, 1 cards, 1 videos).
e. demonstrating an understanding of how language choices affect people's lives P.Effective Communication Covered 26 1 1 1 Covered by 1 topic (26 questions, 1 materials, 1 cards, 1 videos).
SMR I.003 Demonstrate familiarity with concepts relating to language development and acquisition of first and second languages.
194 Qs10 Materials47 Cards5 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating an understanding of emergent literacy ELA.Impact of Phonological Awareness on Literacy Covered 12 1 2 0 Covered by 1 topic (12 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos).
b. recognizing the stages of literacy development (e.g., knowledge of letters, phonemic awareness, reading words, comprehension) ELA.Impact of Phonological Awareness on Literacy Covered 12 1 2 0 Covered by 1 topic (12 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 0 videos).
c. recognizing factors (e.g., physical, perceptual, intellectual) that affect students' language development and reading acquisition ELA.Teaching - Phonological Awareness; ELA.Teaching - Alphabetic Knowledge and Principle Covered 80 2 17 2 Covered by 2 topics (80 questions, 2 materials, 17 cards, 2 videos).
d. demonstrating knowledge of the characteristics of fluent readers at different developmental levels ESL.Literacy Development of ELLs; ELA.Measures of Fluency Covered 22 2 12 1 Covered by 2 topics (22 questions, 2 materials, 12 cards, 1 videos).
e. recognizing the reciprocal relationship between language, culture, and individual identity P.Interdisciplinary Connections Covered 32 1 2 1 Covered by 1 topic (32 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 1 videos).
f. demonstrating familiarity with the principles of oral and written language acquisition and use (e.g., language development in children, second language and dialect acquisition) ESL.Literacy Knowledge Transfer; ELA.Issues in Multiple Language Learning; ELA.ELL Strategies - Oral Language Covered 37 3 8 1 Covered by 3 topics (37 questions, 3 materials, 8 cards, 1 videos).
g. recognizing the effects of the primary language on the development of English language skills ELA.Diversity of Written Language and Effect on Literacy Development; ELA.Issues in Multiple Language Learning Covered 14 2 10 0 Covered by 2 topics (14 questions, 2 materials, 10 cards, 0 videos).
SMR I.004 Demonstrate an understanding of the elements of effective communication in a variety of rhetorical situations.
195 Qs5 Materials35 Cards2 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating knowledge of appropriate communication modes and behaviors in a variety of rhetorical situations ELA.Active Listening Covered 25 1 1 1 Covered by 1 topic (25 questions, 1 materials, 1 cards, 1 videos).
b. demonstrating familiarity with rhetorical techniques and devices used to respond to, create, and revise texts in a variety of genres ELA.Types of Figurative Language Covered 42 1 12 0 Covered by 1 topic (42 questions, 1 materials, 12 cards, 0 videos).
c. demonstrating an understanding of expressive and receptive roles in the communication process ELA.Teaching - Oral Presentation Skills Covered 40 1 8 0 Covered by 1 topic (40 questions, 1 materials, 8 cards, 0 videos).
d. demon­strating an understanding of the effects of style, voice, and language choices in oral, written, and visual texts ELA.Teaching - Oral Presentation Skills Covered 40 1 8 0 Covered by 1 topic (40 questions, 1 materials, 8 cards, 0 videos).
e. recognizing the role of body language, gestures, and visual aids in com­municating a point of view ELA.Oral Presentation Skills Covered 22 1 15 0 Covered by 1 topic (22 questions, 1 materials, 15 cards, 0 videos).
f. demonstrating an understanding of the role of feedback in the communication process ELA.Teaching - Oral Presentation Skills Covered 40 1 8 0 Covered by 1 topic (40 questions, 1 materials, 8 cards, 0 videos).
g. demonstrating familiarity with strategies for constructing and conveying meaning for a variety of purposes and audiences through a variety of texts ELA.Skill - Meaning of Words from Contextual, Syntactic, and Semantic Clues Covered 66 1 2 1 Covered by 1 topic (66 questions, 1 materials, 2 cards, 1 videos).
LITERATURE, GENRE, AND CRAFT (DOMAIN II) Covered
SMR II.005 Demonstrate familiarity with concepts relating to the structure of language.
111 Qs6 Materials58 Cards3 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating knowledge of the grammar, conventions, and history of the English language (e.g., morphology, phonology, semantics, syntax) ELA.Skill - Basic Linguistic Concepts; ELA.Skill - Fix Basic Syntax Usage Covered 19 2 22 1 Covered by 2 topics (19 questions, 2 materials, 22 cards, 1 videos).
b. recognizing the grammatical, syntactical, and lexical features of the English language in a variety of contexts ELA.Basic Linguistic Concepts; ELA.Skill - Fix Modifiers Covered 52 2 20 2 Covered by 2 topics (52 questions, 2 materials, 20 cards, 2 videos).
c. demon­strating an understanding of the differences between descriptive and prescriptive conven­tions of usage ELA.Teaching - Proper Writing and Grammar Conventions Middle Covered 11 1 4 0 Covered by 1 topic (11 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos).
d. demonstrating familiarity with the ways in which conventions of usage are adapted to different communicative situations ELA.Teaching - Proper Writing and Grammar Conventions Middle; ELA.Skill - Proper Writing and Grammar Conventions Covered 40 2 31 0 Covered by 2 topics (40 questions, 2 materials, 31 cards, 0 videos).
SMR II.006 Demonstrate an understanding of literature as oral, written, and visual texts.
76 Qs3 Materials55 Cards2 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. recognizing the characteristics and forms of a variety of oral, written, and visual texts (e.g., narrative, dramatic, poetic, expository, persuasive) ELA.Literary Genres; ELA.Types of Poem Structures Covered 41 2 52 1 Covered by 2 topics (41 questions, 2 materials, 52 cards, 1 videos).
b. recognizing the distinct characteristics of different forms of oral, performance, and media literature (e.g., film, readers' theatre, personal narrative, television, audio technology) ELA.Literary Genres; ELA.Skill - Analyze Poems Covered 63 2 42 2 Covered by 2 topics (63 questions, 2 materials, 42 cards, 2 videos).
SMR II.007 Demonstrate familiarity with a wide variety of high-quality contemporary and classical literature for children and young adolescents.
145 Qs8 Materials86 Cards4 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating knowledge of literature for children and young adolescents ELA.Literary Genres Covered 28 1 39 1 Covered by 1 topic (28 questions, 1 materials, 39 cards, 1 videos).
b. demonstrating knowledge of major genres, works, and writers in children's and young adolescent literature ELA.Children's Literature; ELA.Noteworthy Books and Authors Covered 27 2 6 0 Covered by 2 topics (27 questions, 2 materials, 6 cards, 0 videos).
c. identifying and analyzing key issues and recurring themes in literature written for children and young adolescents ELA.Common Themes in Literary Works Covered 10 1 20 0 Covered by 1 topic (10 questions, 1 materials, 20 cards, 0 videos).
d. recognizing the significance of illustrations in literature written for children and young adolescents ELA.Elements of Literary Analysis Across Genres Covered 16 1 15 1 Covered by 1 topic (16 questions, 1 materials, 15 cards, 1 videos).
e. demonstrating familiarity with criteria for evaluating works written for children and young adolescents ELA.Elements of Literary Analysis Across Genres Covered 16 1 15 1 Covered by 1 topic (16 questions, 1 materials, 15 cards, 1 videos).
f. demonstrating familiarity with strategies for selecting developmentally appropriate literature ELA.Culturally Responsive Reading Instruction; ELA.Developing Readers; ELA.Measures of Text Complexity - Three-Part Model Covered 64 3 13 2 Covered by 3 topics (64 questions, 3 materials, 13 cards, 2 videos).
SMR II.008 Demonstrate familiarity with techniques that authors use to convey meaning, enhance appreciation, and influence an audience.
147 Qs6 Materials29 Cards3 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating an understanding of how authors use various narrative and expository techniques to convey ideas and perspectives (e.g., characterization, setting, conflict, theme, point of view, bias, organization, validity, reliability) in various texts ELA.Skill - Characters, Setting, and Plot; ELA.Skill - Identify Persuasive Techniques Covered 55 2 10 1 Covered by 2 topics (55 questions, 2 materials, 10 cards, 1 videos).
b. demonstrating an understanding of how an author's word selection and choice of grammatical structure, sentence variety, and organization enhance the appreciation of various texts ELA.Skill - Analyze Organization; ELA.Skill - Word Choice Covered 53 2 20 1 Covered by 2 topics (53 questions, 2 materials, 20 cards, 1 videos).
c. demonstrating an understanding of how authors assist audience comprehension (e.g., appealing to reason, logic, and emotion, using figurative language and grammatical conventions) of various texts ELA.Skill - Identify Techniques and Approaches; ELA.Skill - Meaning of Figurative Language Covered 39 2 1 1 Covered by 2 topics (39 questions, 2 materials, 1 cards, 1 videos).
SMR II.009 Demonstrate familiarity with critical standards used to evaluate texts and mass media.
101 Qs5 Materials38 Cards3 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating familiarity with standards used to make judgments about the craft, aesthetics, and significance of texts ELA.Teaching - Literary Analysis Covered 39 1 18 1 Covered by 1 topic (39 questions, 1 materials, 18 cards, 1 videos).
b. demonstrating familiarity with standards for evaluating whether a communication is truthful, responsible, and/or ethical in diverse contexts ELA.Skill - Identify Author Attitude; ELA.Skill - Identify Bias; ELA.Skill - Identify Author Logic and Assumptions Covered 53 3 6 2 Covered by 3 topics (53 questions, 3 materials, 6 cards, 2 videos).
c. analyzing oral, written, and visual texts to evaluate the appropriateness of style, voice, and language choices to context, purpose, and audience ELA.Teaching - Literary Analysis Covered 39 1 18 1 Covered by 1 topic (39 questions, 1 materials, 18 cards, 1 videos).
d. demonstrating an understanding of the influence of different purposes and contexts on individual, shared, and academic standards ELA.Literary Theory and Criticism Covered 9 1 15 0 Covered by 1 topic (9 questions, 1 materials, 15 cards, 0 videos).
SKILLS AND PROCESSES (DOMAIN III) Partially covered
SMR III.010 Demonstrate familiarity with multiple strategies for determining the meaning of unfamiliar words and concepts in text.
328 Qs7 Materials74 Cards4 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating knowledge of the purposes and characteristics of reading techniques and strategies (e.g., skimming, scanning, varying reading rate) ELA.Teaching - Reading Fluency Covered 47 1 13 0 Covered by 1 topic (47 questions, 1 materials, 13 cards, 0 videos).
b. demonstrating familiarity with word identification and fix-up strategies (e.g., phonemic awareness, phonics, picture and con­text clues, structural clues, sight words) ELA.Phonological Awareness; ELA.Teaching - High-Frequency Words; ELA.Teaching - Determining Meaning of Words Covered 107 3 31 2 Covered by 3 topics (107 questions, 3 materials, 31 cards, 2 videos).
c. demonstrating familiarity with strategies for learning vocabulary ELA.Teaching - Word Identification Skills; ELA.Teaching - Increasing Vocabulary Covered 80 2 21 1 Covered by 2 topics (80 questions, 2 materials, 21 cards, 1 videos).
d. analyzing methods for enhancing reading comprehension (e.g., recalling prior knowledge related to a topic, making predictions, generating questions to be answered from reading, rereading, self-monitoring) ELA.Teaching - Reading Comprehension (All Texts) Covered 94 1 20 1 Covered by 1 topic (94 questions, 1 materials, 20 cards, 1 videos).
SMR III.011 Demonstrate familiarity with inquiry processes and the resources appropriate for investigating particular questions or topics.
123 Qs5 Materials25 Cards2 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating an understanding of how to formulate questions for research purposes ELA.Teaching - The Research Process Covered 31 1 8 0 Covered by 1 topic (31 questions, 1 materials, 8 cards, 0 videos).
b. demonstrating knowledge of sources and techniques for identifying and locating relevant information ELA.Types of Sources; ELA.Credible Sources Covered 49 2 8 2 Covered by 2 topics (49 questions, 2 materials, 8 cards, 2 videos).
c. demonstrating an understanding of how to compare, contrast, and evaluate different sources ELA.Skill - Evaluate Relevant or Irrelevant Covered 19 1 5 0 Covered by 1 topic (19 questions, 1 materials, 5 cards, 0 videos).
d. demonstrating familiarity with techniques for online research ELA.The Research Process Covered 24 1 11 0 Covered by 1 topic (24 questions, 1 materials, 11 cards, 0 videos).
e. demonstrating familiarity with a variety of means for presenting conclusions (e.g., written reports, oral presentations, multimedia presentations, visual representations) ELA.Teaching - The Research Process Covered 31 1 8 0 Covered by 1 topic (31 questions, 1 materials, 8 cards, 0 videos).
SMR III.012 Demonstrate familiarity with the nature of the writing process.
129 Qs5 Materials24 Cards2 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating familiarity with strategies for generating ideas before writing (e.g., topic choice, brainstorming, clustering, researching, discussing, questioning, reading, listing, viewing, drawing) ELA.Teaching - Stages of the Writing Process Covered 27 1 10 1 Covered by 1 topic (27 questions, 1 materials, 10 cards, 1 videos).
b. evaluating the appropriateness of different writing forms for various purposes and audiences ELA.Writing Types and Various Contexts Covered 52 1 12 0 Covered by 1 topic (52 questions, 1 materials, 12 cards, 0 videos).
c. recognizing details that interfere with or support the development of a main point ELA.Teaching - Details and Main Ideas in Writing; ELA.Skill - Evaluate Writing Covered 39 2 6 1 Covered by 2 topics (39 questions, 2 materials, 6 cards, 1 videos).
d. demonstrating familiarity with the processes and purposes of editing, revising, and proofreading texts to determine overall quality (e.g., student-teacher and peer conferencing, self-editing) ELA.Teaching - Stages of the Writing Process; ELA.Teaching - Revision and Editing Skills Covered 38 2 10 1 Covered by 2 topics (38 questions, 2 materials, 10 cards, 1 videos).
e. demonstrating familiarity with the publication process ELA.Teaching - Stages of the Writing Process Covered 27 1 10 1 Covered by 1 topic (27 questions, 1 materials, 10 cards, 1 videos).
SMR III.013 Demonstrate familiarity with the special skills required in the production of mass media.
13 Qs2 Materials4 Cards0 VideosPartially covered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating familiarity with the characteristics and functions of various forms of mass media (e.g., radio and television broadcasting, the Internet, newspapers, magazines, film production, graphic design) ELA.Types of Media Covered 10 1 4 0 Covered by 1 topic (10 questions, 1 materials, 4 cards, 0 videos).
b. demonstrating familiarity with the skills required to create a mass media product (e.g., teamwork skills, appropriate use of resources, appro­priate use of technology, publishing or presenting) ELA.Teaching Technology - Oral Presentation Skills Partially covered 3 1 0 0 Partial coverage by 1 topic (3 questions, 1 materials, 0 cards, 0 videos); limited supporting content.
SMR III.014 Demonstrate familiarity with techniques for student goal setting, reflection, and self-assessment at different linguistic developmental levels.
201 Qs3 Materials19 Cards3 VideosCovered
Official CompetencyMatching 240 TopicsAlignmentQsMatsCardsVidsNotes
a. demonstrating familiarity with techniques for student goal setting, metacognition, reflection, and self-assessment at different linguistic developmental levels ELA.Types of Assessment Covered 51 1 18 1 Covered by 1 topic (51 questions, 1 materials, 18 cards, 1 videos).
b. demonstrating familiarity with the process of creating and evaluating a collection of personal texts ELA.Types of Assessment; P.Types of Assessment Covered 153 2 18 2 Covered by 2 topics (153 questions, 2 materials, 18 cards, 2 videos).
c. demonstrating familiarity with strategies for identifying and overcoming difficulties when constructing and conveying meaning across a wide range of situations P.Communicating with Families Covered 48 1 1 1 Covered by 1 topic (48 questions, 1 materials, 1 cards, 1 videos).

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