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Briefly discuss these topics as they relate to causation of reading delays/disabilities:

1. time-on-task,
2. preferred learning modality, and
3. reading history.

To do this: (a) describe what the term refers to, (b) state whether it is considered a myth or a possibility in regard to causation, and (c) say why it is considered a myth or possibility.

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The causation of reading delays/disabilities is briefly exemplified.

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1. Time-on-task is essential. I see it as a ...

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