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Dyslexia Awareness Month T/F Part 1
Dyslexia Awareness Month T/F Part 1
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74% of the children who are poor readers in 3rd grade remain poor readers in the 9th grade.
True
False
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Dyslexia is hereditary
False
True
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Kids with dyscalculia can’t learn math.
False
True
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A student in 2nd can read okay, he just can’t spell, so that’s not dyslexia, right?
False
True
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When speaking, people with dyslexia often have difficulty finding the correct word.
True
False
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17. Kids with dyscalculia are able to identify missing numbers on a number line easily.
True
False
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1. The reason why we “wear red” for Dyslexia Awareness month is because it represents an angry red pen.
False
True
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All kids with dyscalculia have the same difficulties with math.
True
False
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2. A warning sign of dyslexia is having an extremely messy bedroom, backpack and desk.
True
False
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People with dyslexia are creative and may find a career in Hip-Hop to be rewarding.
False
True
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4. Dyslexic Readers often have slow, choppy, inaccurate reading, guess based on shape or context (horse/house)
True
False
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Dyscalculia is “math dyslexia.”
False
True
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6. More boys than girls have dyslexia.
True
False
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18. A student with dyscalculia may grasp math concepts one day, only to forget them the next day.
False
True
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19. Students who use invented strategies in math before learning standard algorithms show better understanding.
True
False
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Dyslexic students have difficulty learning how to tie their shoes.
True
False
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3. Warning signs of dyslexia include letter/number reversals, difficulty learning cursive, and terrible spelling.
False
True
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Children with dyscalculia have problems identifying more and less.
True
False
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Dyslexia can be cured.
False
True