Science of Reading Foundations
Literacy Through History
Reading Models
The Skilled Reader
Teachers, Curriculum, & Reform
100

This is what the Science of Reading actually is

What is an evolving body of interdisciplinary research about reading and writing?

100

This movement emphasized memorizing whole words before focusing on sound-symbol relationships

What is the Whole-Word Approach?

100

According to the Simple View of Reading, Reading Comprehension equals these two things multiplied together.  

What are Decoding and Language Comprehension?

100

his literacy component includes understanding vocabulary, sentences, and discourse.

What is Language Comprehension?

100

Research says this has the greatest influence on student learning.

Who are Teachers?

200

The Science of Reading is NOT one of these things

What is a curriculum, program, or phonics-only approach?

200

his movement emphasized authentic reading, writing, and meaning-making.

What is Whole Language?

200

A student with strong language comprehension but weak decoding may have this condition.

What is Dyslexia?

200

This Reading Rope strand refers to knowledge about word meanings

What is Vocabulary?

200

This pillar of literacy infrastructure includes sustained learning opportunities for educators.

What is Professional Development?

300

Name two disciplines that contribute to the Science of Reading.

What are cognitive psychology, neuroscience, linguistics, education, special education, communication sciences, developmental psychology, or school psychology?

300

This approach attempted to blend skills instruction and authentic literacy experiences.

What is Balanced Literacy?

300

A student with strong decoding but weak language comprehension may have this condition.

What is Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)?

300

The Active View of Reading says these factors influence reading comprehension beyond literacy skills.

What are motivation, metacognition, strategy use, and executive functioning?

300

The three pillars supporting quality, equitable literacy instruction are these.

What are Curriculum, Professional Development, and Leadership?

400

According to the module, literacy is the responsibility of these teachers.

Who are all teachers across all content areas?

400

The National Reading Panel identified these five major components of reading.

What are phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension?

400

This model uses strands that become increasingly woven together as reading develops.

What is the Reading Rope?

400

Reading comprehension cannot exist without these two components.

What are word recognition and language comprehension?

400

The module says successful reforms must demonstrate these three qualities.

What are coherence, feasibility, and transparency?

500

True or False: Neuroscience alone tells us the best way to teach reading.

What is False?


 


500

This federal initiative under No Child Left Behind focused on scientifically based reading instruction in K-3.

What is Reading First?

500

This reading model adds self-regulation, motivation, executive functioning, and bridging processes.

What is the Active View of Reading?

500

This is the process by which multilingual students draw upon all of their languages and communication resources to make meaning.

What is Translanguaging?

500

True or False: A curriculum labeled "Science of Reading Aligned" automatically reflects all reading research and meets every student's needs.

What is False?