Students with learning disabilities who are poor readers have been shown to

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Poor readers with learning disabilities tend to rely heavily on context clues to decode words, as they may struggle with phonetic decoding strategies. This is supported by research on effective reading interventions for this population, which often include instruction in using context to infer word meanings. Options B and C are not accurate for this population, as they may struggle with both decoding and comprehension, and may not see much benefit from sight-word training alone. Option D is incorrect, as this question focuses specifically on reading disabilities, not math reasoning.

Students with Learning Disabilities Who Are Poor Readers Have Been