How does morphology instruction support vocabulary?

It helps decode unfamiliar words

Why use decodable texts for phonics instruction?

They reinforce sound-symbol relationships

What is a vocabulary deficit?

Limited understanding of Tier 2 words

What are symptoms of a comprehension deficit?

Difficulty summarizing and questioning

What is the role of sentence frames for ELLs?

They support academic language development

Name a dyslexia-specific multisensory activity.

Sand tracing of letters and words

How can repeated readings help fluency?

They build automaticity and confidence

Give an example phonics activity.

Build-a-word stations with letter tiles

What are signs of a fluency deficit?

Slow reading and frequent errors

What strategy helps build the foundation for decoding and spelling?

Explicit phonological awareness instruction

Name a comprehension activity.

Story map identifying characters

Why are visual supports crucial for ELLs?

They provide concrete references

What instructional approach is best for students with dyslexia?

Multisensory structured language education

Why is repetition important in phonics for dyslexic students?

It builds decoding and encoding skills

What indicates a phonics & word recognition deficit?

Trouble connecting letters to sounds

Name an activity that supports phonological awareness.

Elkonin boxes for segmenting phonemes

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1
How does morphology instruction support vocabulary?
It improves reading speed
It helps decode unfamiliar words
It enhances listening skills
It focuses on grammar rules
2
Why use decodable texts for phonics instruction?
They reinforce sound-symbol relationships
They focus on vocabulary development
They are easy to read
They are entertaining stories
3
Suggest a fluency-building activity.
Vocabulary quizzes
Silent reading sessions
Spelling tests
Readers Theater scripts
4
What is a vocabulary deficit?
High spelling ability
Excellent reading comprehension
Strong vocabulary skills
Limited understanding of Tier 2 words
5
What are symptoms of a comprehension deficit?
High vocabulary knowledge
Excellent summarization ability
Strong inference skills
Difficulty summarizing and questioning
6
What is the role of sentence frames for ELLs?
They focus on vocabulary drills
They support academic language development
They reduce comprehension skills
They make writing harder
7
Name a dyslexia-specific multisensory activity.
Flashcard games
Reading logs
Sand tracing of letters and words
Group discussions
8
How can repeated readings help fluency?
They reduce vocabulary knowledge
They build automaticity and confidence
They make reading boring
They increase reading speed without comprehension
9
Give an example phonics activity.
Build-a-word stations with letter tiles
Listening activities
Creative writing tasks
Reading comprehension exercises
10
What are signs of a fluency deficit?
Slow reading and frequent errors
Fast reading with no errors
Strong vocabulary usage
High comprehension skills
11
What strategy helps build the foundation for decoding and spelling?
Explicit phonological awareness instruction
Silent reading
Reading aloud
Vocabulary drills
12
Name a comprehension activity.
Vocabulary matching games
Silent reading
Story map identifying characters
Spelling practice
13
Why are visual supports crucial for ELLs?
They complicate understanding
They reduce vocabulary knowledge
They focus on grammar rules
They provide concrete references
14
What instructional approach is best for students with dyslexia?
Multisensory structured language education
Independent reading
Group discussions
Traditional phonics instruction
15
Name a vocabulary activity.
Reading logs
Flashcard games
Frayer Model graphic organizer
Group discussions
16
What is a key sign of a phonological awareness deficit?
Difficulty with writing
Difficulty with reading comprehension
Difficulty with spelling
Difficulty with rhyming
17
Why teach text structure explicitly?
It makes reading more difficult
It helps organize information
It reduces comprehension skills
It focuses on vocabulary development
18
Why is repetition important in phonics for dyslexic students?
It reduces vocabulary knowledge
It builds decoding and encoding skills
It enhances listening skills
It makes reading boring
19
What indicates a phonics & word recognition deficit?
Trouble connecting letters to sounds
Strong reading skills
High comprehension levels
Excellent spelling ability
20
Name an activity that supports phonological awareness.
Flashcards for vocabulary
Group reading activities
Elkonin boxes for segmenting phonemes
Storytelling sessions
21
Give an ELL-friendly vocabulary activity.
Picture-word match
Silent reading
Spelling tests
Grammar exercises

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