LETRS Session 1

Front

What are the four lobes in the brain? Options: front, back, left side, right side

Back

frontal, parietal, occipital, and temporal

Front

In reading development, what is our frontal lobe responsible for?

Back

speech sounds

Front

In reading development, what is our parietal lobe responsible for?

Back

sound symbol connection

Front

In reading development, what is our occipital lobe responsible for? Options: speech sounds, language comprehension, letter and word recognition, sound symbol connection

Back

letter and word recognition

Front

In reading development, what is our temporal lobe responsible for?

Back

language comprehension

Front

Why is the Four Part Processing Model important?

Back

It represents the complex mental activity involved in word recognition.

Front

When looking at Scarborough's Reading Rope, what do the different strands of word recognition represent?

Back

the skills a child needs to read fluently

Front

When looking at Scarborough's Reading Rope, for a child to recognize words they will need to understand which of the following skills? background knowledge, vocabulary, and language structures; phonological awareness, decoding, and sight word recognition

Back

phonological awareness, decoding, and sight word recognition

Front

When looking at Scarborough's Reading Rope, for a child to achieve language comprehension what are some of the following skills will the child need? Options: background knowledge, vocabulary, and language structures; phonological awareness, decoding, and sight word recognition

Back

background knowledge, vocabulary, and language structures

Front

When looking at Scarborough's Reading Rope, what makes a skilled reader?

Back

one who is fluent in word and language comprehension