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?

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

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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