Some students with disabilities may be able to decode text and gain some information from the reading, but have difficulties finding main ideas or in tasks such as sequencing and paraphrasing because they lack the ______________ skills required to organize these processes.
A)syntax
B)metacognitive
C)fine motor
D)receptive language

Question

Some students with disabilities may be able to decode text and gain some information from the reading, but have difficulties finding main ideas or in tasks such as sequencing and paraphrasing because they lack the ______________ skills required to organize these processes.​
A)syntax
B)metacognitive​
C)fine motor
D)receptive language

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Metacognitive skills are higher-level thinking skills that involve awareness and control of one's own cognitive processes. These skills are essential for tasks such as organizing and sequencing information, identifying main ideas, and paraphrasing. Students with disabilities may struggle with metacognitive skills, making it harder for them to complete these types of tasks.

Some Students with Disabilities May Be Able to Decode Text