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A school psychologist believes a student may have dyslexia. What is the MOST significant benefit of identifying dyslexia early?
A school psychologist believes a student may have dyslexia. What is the MOST significant benefit of identifying dyslexia early?
- The student will be exempt from standardized testing to reduce stress.
- The student can receive timely interventions and tailored support. (correct)
- The student is guaranteed to achieve a higher reading level than their peers.
- The student will no longer require literacy support after elementary school.
Which of the following cognitive profiles is MOST commonly observed in individuals with dyslexia?
Which of the following cognitive profiles is MOST commonly observed in individuals with dyslexia?
- Advanced phonological awareness and rapid naming abilities.
- Superior decoding skills and automaticity in reading.
- Exceptional short-term memory and rote memorization skills.
- Strengths in spatial reasoning, creative thinking, and problem-solving. (correct)
A teacher is planning a lesson for a student with dyslexia. How does incorporating multisensory teaching strategies BEST support learning?
A teacher is planning a lesson for a student with dyslexia. How does incorporating multisensory teaching strategies BEST support learning?
- By engaging visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic senses to enhance memory and understanding. (correct)
- By minimizing the use of technology to promote traditional learning methods.
- By relying solely on phonics-based drills to improve decoding skills.
- By primarily focusing on auditory learning through lectures and audio recordings.
The Orton-Gillingham approach is often recommended for students with dyslexia. Which statement BEST describes its core methodology?
The Orton-Gillingham approach is often recommended for students with dyslexia. Which statement BEST describes its core methodology?
A student with dyslexia struggles with written expression. Which assistive technology would MOST effectively support this student?
A student with dyslexia struggles with written expression. Which assistive technology would MOST effectively support this student?
To support a student with dyslexia, which classroom accommodation would be the MOST beneficial?
To support a student with dyslexia, which classroom accommodation would be the MOST beneficial?
How might dyslexia MOST significantly affect a student's participation in class discussions?
How might dyslexia MOST significantly affect a student's participation in class discussions?
How do ICT tools such as audiobooks and text-to-speech software MOST significantly benefit a student with dyslexia?
How do ICT tools such as audiobooks and text-to-speech software MOST significantly benefit a student with dyslexia?
What is a potential long-term socio-emotional consequence for a student who receives a dyslexia diagnosis later in their academic career?
What is a potential long-term socio-emotional consequence for a student who receives a dyslexia diagnosis later in their academic career?
What is the MOST effective way for educators create an inclusive classroom environment to support students with dyslexia?
What is the MOST effective way for educators create an inclusive classroom environment to support students with dyslexia?
A teacher notices a student consistently reverses letters when writing. While this could be normal development, what additional sign might suggest further screening for dyslexia is needed?
A teacher notices a student consistently reverses letters when writing. While this could be normal development, what additional sign might suggest further screening for dyslexia is needed?
A parent is concerned their child may have dyslexia, but the child performs well on standardized tests. What is a valid reason why someone might be dyslexic, yet still score average or above on such tests?
A parent is concerned their child may have dyslexia, but the child performs well on standardized tests. What is a valid reason why someone might be dyslexic, yet still score average or above on such tests?
A student with dyslexia is using text-to-speech software. To maximize their learning, what is the BEST way the student should USE this tool?
A student with dyslexia is using text-to-speech software. To maximize their learning, what is the BEST way the student should USE this tool?
A school is implementing a new reading program. Which feature would make it MOST beneficial for students with dyslexia?
A school is implementing a new reading program. Which feature would make it MOST beneficial for students with dyslexia?
What is the MOST important first step a teacher should take if they suspect a student in their class has dyslexia?
What is the MOST important first step a teacher should take if they suspect a student in their class has dyslexia?
Flashcards
Early Identification Benefits
Early Identification Benefits
Allows for early intervention and tailored classroom accommodations, leading to better outcomes.
Cognitive Strengths in Dyslexia
Cognitive Strengths in Dyslexia
Includes strong creativity, problem-solving skills and holistic thinking.
Multisensory Learning
Multisensory Learning
Engages visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic senses to reinforce learning.
Orton-Gillingham Approach
Orton-Gillingham Approach
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Speech-to-Text Software
Speech-to-Text Software
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Classroom Accommodations
Classroom Accommodations
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Impact on Discussions
Impact on Discussions
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ICT Tools Advantage
ICT Tools Advantage
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Challenge of Late Diagnosis
Challenge of Late Diagnosis
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Creating Inclusive Environment
Creating Inclusive Environment
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Study Notes
- Early dyslexia identification allows for early intervention and tailored classroom accommodations.
- Students with dyslexia often exhibit strong creativity, problem-solving skills, and holistic thinking.
- Multisensory learning engages visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic senses to reinforce learning for students with dyslexia.
- The Orton-Gillingham approach supports students with dyslexia through structured, explicit, and phonics-based instruction.
- Speech-to-text software is an effective assistive technology tool for students who struggle with writing and note-taking.
- Structured note-taking templates and extended time on assignments are beneficial classroom accommodations for students with dyslexia.
- Students may hesitate to participate in discussions due to difficulty processing and recalling words.
- ICT tools, such as audiobooks and text-to-speech software, increase accessibility and motivation for students with dyslexia.
- Students who receive a late dyslexia diagnosis may struggle with confidence and feel disengaged from learning.
- Teachers can create an inclusive learning environment by differentiating instruction, using assistive technology, and promoting a strengths-based approach.
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