Children with a specific learning disability in reading comprehension understood more of what they read following extensive instruction in
A) vocabulary.
B) language sounds.
C) memory strategies.
D) computing skills.

Question

Children with a specific learning disability in reading comprehension understood more of what they read following extensive instruction in
A) ​vocabulary.
B) ​language sounds.
C) ​memory strategies.
D) ​computing skills.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Extensive instruction in vocabulary has been shown to have a positive impact on reading comprehension for children with specific learning disabilities. The other choices, language sounds, memory strategies, and computing skills, while important in their own right, are not as directly related to reading comprehension.

Children with a Specific Learning Disability in Reading Comprehension Understood