WGU C910- Elementary Reading and Interventions Problem
set Exam Questions with all answers Correctly provided
Latest 2025/2026
How to differentiate for struggling readers - correct answer need to spend more time
on decoding tasks
How to differentiate for advanced readers - correct answer Decode well; are better
served by focusing on vocabulary and comprehension development
How can reviewing and modeling decoding strategies help readers who struggle with
fluency? - correct answer Understanding these relationships gives children the ability
to recognize familiar words quickly and to figure out words they haven't seen before
Explain how teaching skills appropriate to ability and individualized one-on-one
instruction can help differentiate for students. - correct answer Flexible groups are a
big part of differentiated instruction.
These groups are based on children's needs and interests.
Individualized instruction targets the needs of one student.
How can a reading lesson be adapted for ELLs? - correct answer 1. Identify strengths
and weaknesses of student
2. Ensure the lesson focuses on key concepts
3. Use simpler vocab and grammar
4. Slow down the pace of the lesson
5. Provide for extra practice and review
How can teaching ELLs to apply what they have learned to new content develop literacy
skills? - correct answer It will assist in their comprehension skills
, How can repetitive language and routines help to develop literacy skills? - correct
answer it can help in with the consistency of instruction and be beneficial for ELLs
How can creating a drawing of new words help ELLs and Native English Speaking
Students to learn new vocabulary words? - correct answer Can be used as a way to
pre-teach the vocab words
Give them a chance to identify words and then be able to place them in context and
remember them
How can pairing an ELL student with a Native English Speaker help in a reading
activity? - correct answer This will allow them to speak in both languages and be more
comfortable when sharing answers/thoughts
How can shared reading meet the needs of ELLs? - correct answer It provides
struggling readers with necessary support.
Shared reading of predictable text can build sight word knowledge and reading fluency
Allows students to enjoy materials that they may not be able to read on their own.
Ensures that all students feel successful by providing support to the entire group
Why would the use of cognates be helpful for ELLs when learning new vocabulary
words? - correct answer they act as a bridge to the new language being learned
How is silent reading an appropriate activity for fluent readers? - correct answer Can
help improve their fluency
Sustained Silent Reading - correct answer A silent reading time with a designated time
period every day in school.
set Exam Questions with all answers Correctly provided
Latest 2025/2026
How to differentiate for struggling readers - correct answer need to spend more time
on decoding tasks
How to differentiate for advanced readers - correct answer Decode well; are better
served by focusing on vocabulary and comprehension development
How can reviewing and modeling decoding strategies help readers who struggle with
fluency? - correct answer Understanding these relationships gives children the ability
to recognize familiar words quickly and to figure out words they haven't seen before
Explain how teaching skills appropriate to ability and individualized one-on-one
instruction can help differentiate for students. - correct answer Flexible groups are a
big part of differentiated instruction.
These groups are based on children's needs and interests.
Individualized instruction targets the needs of one student.
How can a reading lesson be adapted for ELLs? - correct answer 1. Identify strengths
and weaknesses of student
2. Ensure the lesson focuses on key concepts
3. Use simpler vocab and grammar
4. Slow down the pace of the lesson
5. Provide for extra practice and review
How can teaching ELLs to apply what they have learned to new content develop literacy
skills? - correct answer It will assist in their comprehension skills
, How can repetitive language and routines help to develop literacy skills? - correct
answer it can help in with the consistency of instruction and be beneficial for ELLs
How can creating a drawing of new words help ELLs and Native English Speaking
Students to learn new vocabulary words? - correct answer Can be used as a way to
pre-teach the vocab words
Give them a chance to identify words and then be able to place them in context and
remember them
How can pairing an ELL student with a Native English Speaker help in a reading
activity? - correct answer This will allow them to speak in both languages and be more
comfortable when sharing answers/thoughts
How can shared reading meet the needs of ELLs? - correct answer It provides
struggling readers with necessary support.
Shared reading of predictable text can build sight word knowledge and reading fluency
Allows students to enjoy materials that they may not be able to read on their own.
Ensures that all students feel successful by providing support to the entire group
Why would the use of cognates be helpful for ELLs when learning new vocabulary
words? - correct answer they act as a bridge to the new language being learned
How is silent reading an appropriate activity for fluent readers? - correct answer Can
help improve their fluency
Sustained Silent Reading - correct answer A silent reading time with a designated time
period every day in school.
