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Texas Teachers: Elementary Reading Exam | Q&A Latest 2025/2026 | 100% PASS We have cells in our brains that help us learn when we see, hear or feel something. These are called which of the following? - Answer -Mirror neurons Which of the following is one of the most profound additions to reading instruction in the past decade or so? - Answer -The increased knowledge about the brain. When students are given the opportunity to think-aloud with others, it does which of the following? - Answer -Makes comprehension audible and allows for misunderstandings to be addressed. Research suggests that the neural systems for imitation and the neural systems for _______________ are linked. - Answer -Emotion. A strategy that you can use that will activate mirror neurons and facilitate effective modeling is _______________. - Answer -ThinkAlouds. In order to help students develop phonemic awareness, teachers of young children should do which of the following? - Answer -Provide an environment that encourages play with spoken language as part of the broader literacy program.