Quiz on recommended methodologies to use with dyslexics

Which of these is NOT a good method to use in class?

• Auditory teaching methods

• Kinesthetic methods

• Rote learning

• Visual teaching methods

What's the name of that methodology that we have to use by Law? Universal Design for.......

What is the main difference between a 'dessert project' and a 'main course' project in the context of Project Based Learning (PBL)?

• A 'dessert project' is a short, intellectually-light project done after traditional teaching, while a 'main course' project is the central method of teaching in PBL.

• A 'dessert project' involves more critical thinking and problem-solving than a 'main course' project.

• A 'main course' project is optional, whereas a 'dessert project' is mandatory.

• A 'dessert project' is more collaborative than a 'main course' project.

How does Project Based Learning (PBL) enhance students' skills compared to traditional project work?

In what ways does Project Based Learning (PBL) require students to engage beyond just remembering information?

What type of instructions are needed in Structured Literacy?

• Explicit instructions

• Systematic instructions

• Complicated instructions

• Sequential instructions

What is Ear Reading in the Classroom?

What is Orton-Gillingham? (there are multiple correct answers)

• A system that teaches the connections between letters and sounds.

• A structured Literacy approach

• A multisensory approach

• A system that teaches how to write.

What are sight words?

• Words that follow spelling rules

• Words that are decodable

• Words that do not follow the rules of spelling or syllables

• Words that are always high-frequency

Which word is an example of a high-frequency word?

• and

• the

• cat

• run