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How decodable texts support reading fluency

Posted on 19th June 20236th June 2024 in Learning to Read, Reading Resources and tagged article, beginner readers, comprehension, decodable books, decoding and reading fluency, how to use decodable books, intonation, Phonic Books, pronunciation, Reading Fluency, rereading, teaching phonics, understanding decodable booksLeave a Comment

For children to comprehend a text, they need to read it fluently. If the reading is disfluent, the reader will struggle to hold onto all the information needed to comprehend a sentence or paragraph. We know that reading fluency has three components: Accuracy – children need to be able to read words accurately. If they […]

Reading with expression can help with reading fluency

Posted on 3rd November 201811th June 2024 in Learning to Read, Reading Difficulties and tagged article, beginner readers, comprehension, How to get children to read fluently, intonation, punctuation, read with expression, Reading Fluency, reading fluently, rereading, understanding textLeave a Comment

Do you have children. who. r-ea-d. l-ike. th-i-s? How can we get children to read fluently? Firstly, why do we need to read fluently? We need to read fluently because it is difficult to understand what we are reading if we read in a halting way. Our working memory can’t combine all the different aspects […]