Wired for Words
THIS model is the more complex version of the Simple View of Reading
What is Scarborough's Reading Rope
Readers with dyslexia use THIS side of their brain more than typical readers for reading
What is the right side
Phonemic Awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension are a part of THIS model
What is the 5 Pillars of Literacy
The ongoing debate about the use of a phonics approach versus a whole language approach is known as WHAT?
What is the Reading Wars
The words a person can read and understand in print are known as WHAT
What is reading vocabulary
Readers with dyslexia have less of THIS in brain areas typically associated with reading
What is grey matter volume and white matter volume
The NRP's meta-analysis suggests that THIS is the gold-standard reading intervention
What is (Systematic) Phonics Instruction
Decoding x Language Comprehension = Reading Comprehension is a key part of THIS model
What is the Simple View of Reading
The phonological processor is located in THIS area
What is the frontal lobe
During reading tasks, THIS brain region (which is also active for typical readers) is especially active in readers with dyslexia
What is the frontal lobe
Research shows that, compared to letter instruction, language instruction results in a clear preference for THESE stimuli
What are Faces and Cars
THESE are emotions based on self-evaluation and personal reflections, and are developed after assessing the situation
What are appraisal emotions