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CTET Remedial Education — practice questions

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Remedial education aims to help learners reach expected competence in which core skills?Read the answer and worked solution →Unlike special education, remedial education suitsRead the answer and worked solution →What defines a learner needing remedial education?Read the answer and worked solution →Why might a very bright learner need remedial help?Read the answer and worked solution →Per Kozeracki, how should developmental courses be designed?Read the answer and worked solution →Besides academics, a good remedial programme considersRead the answer and worked solution →What does research say about remedial courses and graduation?Read the answer and worked solution →Dyslexia is classed as which kind of condition?Read the answer and worked solution →Which belief about dyslexia is a common myth?Read the answer and worked solution →Why are letter reversals not a defining sign of dyslexia?Read the answer and worked solution →What is phonological awareness?Read the answer and worked solution →A child who cannot split the word cat into its three sounds struggles withRead the answer and worked solution →Struggling to blend sounds into words points to reducedRead the answer and worked solution →Which difficulty is commonly associated with dyslexia?Read the answer and worked solution →Poor spelling in dyslexia depends on weak skill inRead the answer and worked solution →How do many adults with dyslexia typically read?Read the answer and worked solution →Dyslexia is reported to affect about what share of the population?Read the answer and worked solution →Which is the most common learning disability worldwide?Read the answer and worked solution →Dyslexia excludes reading trouble caused byRead the answer and worked solution →Dyslexia developing after a stroke or brain injury is calledRead the answer and worked solution →How is dyslexia diagnosed?Read the answer and worked solution →Dyslexia intervention in alphabets mainly aims toRead the answer and worked solution →Specially tailored fonts for dyslexia are found toRead the answer and worked solution →In dyslexia font experiments, what mattered more than font design?Read the answer and worked solution →Music education for dyslexic teens is shown to bringRead the answer and worked solution →In preschool years, what best predicts eventual dyslexia?Read the answer and worked solution →Ideal dyslexia screening in primary school has teachersRead the answer and worked solution →Response to intervention treats as most in need children whoRead the answer and worked solution →Which approach is recommended to assess dyslexia?Read the answer and worked solution →In assessing dyslexia, careful observation at school and home isRead the answer and worked solution →

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Remedial education aims to help learners reach expected competence in which core skills?

  1. Sports and music
  2. Literacy and numeracy
  3. Drawing and crafts
  4. Civic and moral values
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Correct answer: B. Literacy and numeracy

1. Remedial education is meant to help learners achieve expected competencies in core academic skills. 2. The named examples are reading and writing (literacy) and working with numbers (numeracy). 3. Sports, music, crafts and values are valuable but are not the core skills it targets. _Source: Wikipedia, Remedial education, Lead section_

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Unlike special education, remedial education suits

  1. Only gifted students seeking acceleration
  2. Only students with a certified disability
  3. Only students who changed school
  4. Any under-prepared student, disabled or not
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Correct answer: D. Any under-prepared student, disabled or not

1. Special education is designed for students with special needs. 2. Remedial education can serve any student, with or without a disability, who lacks preparedness. 3. It is not limited to disabled, gifted or transferred students. _Source: Wikipedia, Remedial education, Lead section_

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What defines a learner needing remedial education?

  1. A record of poor school attendance
  2. Lack of preparedness, for any reason
  3. A medical diagnosis of a disorder
  4. A permanent low intelligence score
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Correct answer: B. Lack of preparedness, for any reason

1. The defining trait is simply a point of lack of preparedness. 2. The reason does not matter: it can be disruption, displacement or weak earlier teaching. 3. Low intelligence, a diagnosis or poor attendance may be causes but are not the defining trait. _Source: Wikipedia, Remedial education, Lead section_

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