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Teaching Strategies in IEP/GEP

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following presents the correct sequence for using the mastery checklists?

a)

show probe, select, 'test', teach

b)

show probe, 'test', select, teach

c)

'test', show probe, teach, select

d)

select, teach, show probe, 'test'

2.

Your student often mistakes certain letter sounds for each other (e.g. sounds out 'e' as /i/ and 'i' as /e/). You would use (select two) :

a)

phoneme-by-phoneme blending

b)

look-say-cover-write-check

c)

precision monitoring

d)

repeated reading

e)

visual / auditory drill

3.

Your student only produces letter sounds, but can't blend to read the word. You would use:

a)

visual drill

b)

precision monitoring

c)

phoneme-by-phoneme blending

d)

auditory drill

4.

The best way to chart your students progress in mastering letter sounds during IEP/GEP is through:

a)

visual drill

b)

precision monitoring

c)

auditory drill

d)

sentence sailboat

5.

Your student recodes the whole word in NWF but with incorrect sounds. You would use:

a)

visual drill

b)

sentence sailboat

c)

phoneme-by-phoneme blending

d)

segmenting

6.

When spelling a regular word, your student writes only the initial letter. You would use (select two):

a)

auditory drill

b)

look-say-cover-write-check

c)

phoneme segmentation practice

d)

precision teaching

7.

When spelling high frequency words, your student omits or substitutes letters. You would use:

a)

auditory drill

b)

look-say-cover-write-check

c)

visual drill

d)

phoneme-by-phoneme blending

8.

When reading a passage, your student reads word for word often with inappropriate phrasing and pauses. You would use (select two):

a)

repeated oral reading

b)

precision teaching

c)

one-minute-dash

d)

sentence sailboat

9.

Which of the following strategies are useful for building accuracy in letter-sound correspondences? Select 3.

a)

look-say-cover-write-check

b)

visual drill

c)

auditory drill

d)

repeated oral reading

e)

precision monitoring

10.

Which of the following strategies are useful for building speed and automaticity in reading? Select 2.

a)

precision monitoring

b)

one-minute-dash

c)

sentence sailboat

d)

phoneme-by-phoneme blending

e)

look-say-cover-write-check