Understanding the Wilson Reading System

The video begins with an inspirational story about Edie, who overcame her reading disability with the help of the Wilson Reading System. The instructor then demonstrates a lesson using the Wilson Reading System, highlighting its multi-sensory and structured approach. The video provides an overview of the system, its philosophy, and its mission to improve literacy. It concludes with a biography of Barbara Wilson, the founder, and her contributions to reading education.

What is the main theme of the story introduced at the beginning?

• A historical account of education

• A story about a famous author

• A guide to the Wilson Reading System

• A journey of overcoming a reading disability

What was Edie's main challenge in high school?

• Lack of interest in reading

• Trouble with social interactions

• A reading disability that was overlooked

• Difficulty in mathematics

How did Edie manage her reading disability as a single mom?

• By hiring a private tutor

• By using audiobooks

• By attending night school

• By pretending she could read

Who helped Edie learn to read at the Jimmy Rae Center?

• A librarian

• A school teacher

• Barbara Monaghan

• A family member

What was Edie's first reading goal after starting the Wilson Reading System?

• To read novels

• To read newspapers

• To write essays

• To read poetry

What is the Wilson Reading System primarily designed for?

• Learning foreign languages

• Improving reading and writing skills

• Developing mathematical skills

• Teaching advanced literature

What is the first step in the quick lesson of the Wilson Reading System?

• Writing an essay

• Reading a book

• Listening to a lecture

• Quick drills with sound cards

What is the purpose of skywriting in the Wilson Reading System lesson?

• To develop artistic skills

• To improve handwriting

• To enhance memory through physical movement

• To practice spelling

Why is the Wilson Reading System important in District 3?

• It is the only available program

• A large percentage of students are below basic reading level

• It is mandated by the government

• It is a new educational trend

What is the Wilson Assessment of Decoding and Encoding (WADE) used for?

• To test general knowledge

• To evaluate reading and spelling abilities

• To assess mathematical skills

• To measure physical fitness