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Fоr this questiоn, yоu will review а set of dаtа on a second grade student. Case Study: Mia Background:Mia is a 7-year-old second grader. She attended a different school for kindergarten and first grade, where instruction was more balanced-literacy oriented. Her family reads to her nightly, and she enjoys listening to chapter books and discussing stories. Mia has strong comprehension when text is read aloud, but she struggles with decoding unfamiliar words independently. Teacher Observations: Reads with good expression when text is familiar or predictable. Strong listening comprehension; can retell stories in sequence and answer literal and inferential questions. Vocabulary is above grade level; uses precise words in oral discussions. Using the data you are given, you will do three things: 1. Identify one strength of the student directly related to phonics. Provide evidence from the assessment that supports your findings.You must explain how this strength will affect the student's reading abilities. 2. Identify an area of need for the student directly related to phonics. Provide evidence from the assessment that supports your findings. You must explain how this need will affect the student's reading abilities. 3. Outline an instructional strategy that can be used to target the student's area of need. Explain how you would deliver this targeted instruction and describe any materials you would use with the student. Instruction and tools must be relevant to THIS case study only. Please informally reference any supporting materials you use in your analysis (ex. According to Heggerty...). You are not allowed to use outside resources, but you may reference where you learned them and how they work. Answers should be thorough and complete. There should be evidence that you analyzed the results so that you are able to accurately diagnose and assist the student. If your answer is short without a THOROUGH explanation, you will not receive full credit. Case Study- Mia
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