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What is Dyslexia?
Symptoms
Types of Dyslexia
Teaching Methods
Assessing Dyslexia
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A SLD that is neurological in origin.
What is Dyslexia
100
Early diagnosis is difficult until a child is at the age which reading typically begins which is this age.
What is age 6-8
100
This form of Dyslexia is known as "Word Blindness."
What is Strephosymbolia.
100
These are the 3 teaching strategies used when teaching a child with Dyslexia.
What is Multi-Sensory Teaching, Reciprocal Teaching, and Accommodating Students in the Classroom
100
These two categories of tests are required in order to assess a SLD.
What is IQ and Achievement Tests
200
Children with dyslexia typically have problems in these areas.
What is reading, spelling, writing, and numbers
200
Difficulty with daily tasks such as these could be signs of Dyslexia.
What is getting dressed, tying shoes, and buttoning
200
The form of Dyslexia that affects the ability to perform mathematical functions is known as this.
What is Dyscalculia
200
This method of teaching involves the VAKT technique.
What is Multi-Sensory Teaching
200
Reading Comprehension, Math Problem Solving, Math Comprehension, Vocabulary, and Spelling tests are all examples of this type of test.
What is an Achievement Test
300
Dyslexia is typically passed from parents to children due to this.
What is genetics
300
Difficulty with these physical activities are also symptoms.
What is hopping, skipping, throwing, and catching
300
The form of Dyslexia that affects handwriting and involves grapheme-phoneme relationship is known as this.
What is Dysgraphia
300
VAKT technique stands for this.
What is Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic, and Tactile.
300
IQ Tests and Achievement Tests are needed for this type of model.
What is the Discrepancy Model
400
The process of talking and expressing thought is known as this.
What is expressive language
400
Problems with word retrieval or rapid automatic naming is known as this.
What is automaticity
400
The inability to execute learned movements despite having the desire and physical ability to perform them is this form of Dyslexia.
What is Apraxia
400
This teaching method refers to an instructional activity that takes place in the form of a dialogue between teachers and students regarding parts of text which is structured by the use of four strategies: summarizing, question generating, clarifying, and predicting.
What is Reciprocal Teaching
400
The Discrepancy Model has this shape to it.
What is Bell Shaped Curve
500
Processing and understanding spoken language is known as this.
What is receptive language.
500
Dyslexia can be caused by trauma during these three time periods.
What is Prenatal, Perinatal, and Postnatal
500
Strephosymbolia was a term coined by this Doctor.
Who is Dr. Samuel Orton
500
Providing a daily outline of schedules, goals, and lecture notes is an example of this teaching method.
What is Accommodating Students in the Classroom
500
This model has a triangular shape and is a process designed to allow for early and effective responses to children's learning and behavioral difficulties and provide children with a level of instructional intensity matched to their level of need.
What is the RtII Model