Why do teachers use of choral reading?

Creates a supportive environment to improve fluency &sight word recognition

What is the main purpose of the "Tell" phase in the ART strategy?

To answer pre-reading questions and discuss findings with a peer

What are the three phases of the Ask-Read-Tell (ART) strategy?

Pre-reading, Reading, Post-reading

What is a key feature of the Orton-Gillingham Approach in its instructional design?

A multisensory approach using auditory, visual, and kinesthetic pathways

What is the primary purpose of the Paired Reading technique?

To improve reading fluency and comprehension

What should students do after completing a guided reading text?

Discuss the theme, main idea, and personal connections

Which of the following is a key step in implementing choral reading?

Giving students a copy of the text & modeling fluency before group practice

What is the main goal of the paragraph shrinking strategy?

To enhance reading comprehension

How are words typically removed in a Cloze Procedure exercise?

By using a word-count formula, such as every fifth word

What are students required to do after reading each paragraph in the paragraph shrinking strategy?

Summarize the main points in 10 words or less

What is the primary purpose of reciprocal teaching?

To improve reading comprehension through active engagement & metacognition

What is the primary purpose of the Kansas Self-Question strategy?

To enhance self-regulation and engagement while reading

What is the primary purpose of the Cloze Procedure?

To assess students’ vocabulary, comprehension, and critical thinking skills

What is the primary purpose of teaching students to make inferences?

To enhance their reading comprehension

What is one benefit of using the Kansas Self-Question strategy?

It enhances the ability to create predictions and remember information.

What happens if a student makes an error or hesitates for more than two seconds during the drill using IR?

The tutor reads the card aloud and prompts the student to repeat it

Which everyday scenario is an example of making an inference?

Guessing the weather based on a wet ground

What is the primary goal of guided reading?

To teach students how to comprehend text

In the Paired Reading technique, what happens when a child encounters a difficult word?

Partner corrects the word and repeats it until the child reads it correctly

What is the primary goal of the Incremental Rehearsal technique?

To increase fluency and retention of newly learned items

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1
Why do teachers use of choral reading?
To assess individual reading skills without peer support
To encourage silent reading
To test students' To teach grammar rules through group reading skills
Creates a supportive environment to improve fluency &sight word recognition
2
What is the main purpose of the "Tell" phase in the ART strategy?
To summarize the main idea of the text in one sentence
To write an essay about the text
To identify difficult vocabulary words
To answer pre-reading questions and discuss findings with a peer
3
What are the three phases of the Ask-Read-Tell (ART) strategy?
Analyze, Review, Discuss
Plan, Question, Summarize
Pre-reading, Reading, Post-reading
Observe, Predict, Reflect
4
What is a key feature of the Orton-Gillingham Approach in its instructional design?
A multisensory approach using auditory, visual, and kinesthetic pathways
Reliance on rote memorization for skill acquisition
Focus on phonetic decoding without integrating comprehension strategies
Emphasis on group-based learning over individual customization
5
What is the primary purpose of the Paired Reading technique?
To encourage children to read silently at home
To teach phonics to children
To improve reading fluency and comprehension
To replace classroom instruction
6
What should students do after completing a guided reading text?
Create a visual representation of the story
Discuss the theme, main idea, and personal connections
Memorize key vocabulary words
Summarize the text in one sentence
7
Which of the following is a key step in implementing choral reading?
Giving students a copy of the text & modeling fluency before group practice
Assigning each student a unique role like summarizer or predictor
Asking students to analyze the text's structure
Helping students to memorize the text before reading aloud
8
What is the main goal of the paragraph shrinking strategy?
To improve handwriting skills
To enhance reading comprehension
To identify all adjectives in a paragragh
To encourage competitive reading
9
How are words typically removed in a Cloze Procedure exercise?
By using a word-count formula, such as every fifth word
At random, without a specific pattern
Based on the length of the words in the passage
Only the first and last words of each sentence are removed
10
What are students required to do after reading each paragraph in the paragraph shrinking strategy?
Summarize the main points in 10 words or less
Memorize the paragraph for a quizRewrite the paragraph in their own words
Write a poem about the paragraph
11
What is the primary purpose of reciprocal teaching?
To improve reading comprehension through active engagement & metacognition
To memorize text passages for exams
To replace teacher-led reading activities with peer discussions
To test students' vocabulary skills
12
What is the primary purpose of the Kansas Self-Question strategy?
To teach grammar rules
To summarize books in fewer words
To enhance self-regulation and engagement while reading
To improve vocabulary skills
13
What is the primary purpose of the Cloze Procedure?
To improve handwriting and punctuation accuracy
To assess students’ vocabulary, comprehension, and critical thinking skills
To teach advanced grammar rules
To speed up students’ reading pace
14
What is the primary purpose of teaching students to make inferences?
To enhance their reading comprehension
To memorize stories and characters
To identify rhyming words in a text
To improve their drawing skills
15
What is one benefit of using the Kansas Self-Question strategy?
t focuses on identifying punctuation in a text.
It ensures readers can read faster.
It enhances the ability to create predictions and remember information.
It helps readers improve their spelling skills.
16
What happens if a student makes an error or hesitates for more than two seconds during the drill using IR?
The student must review the entire stack again
The card is removed from the stack
The tutor reads the card aloud and prompts the student to repeat it
The student skips the card and moves on
17
Which everyday scenario is an example of making an inference?
Drawing a character from a story
Guessing the weather based on a wet ground
Calculating the total cost of lunch
Identifying the main character in a story
18
What is the primary goal of guided reading?
To improve writing skills
To teach students how to comprehend text
To increase vocabulary memorization
To teach students to read as fast as possible
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In the Paired Reading technique, what happens when a child encounters a difficult word?
Reading partner stops the session and selects a simpler book
Partner explains the word's definition before moving on
The child skips the word and continues reading
Partner corrects the word and repeats it until the child reads it correctly
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What is the primary goal of the Incremental Rehearsal technique?
To focus solely on unknown words during instruction
To increase fluency and retention of newly learned items
To replace traditional classroom instruction
To teach new vocabulary in isolation

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