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Research shows that skilled readers perform better in all academic areas. Reading comprehension involves reading with fluency, building vocabulary, and continually developing reading skills.
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Strategic Reading of Expository (Informational) Text
The student with dyslexia may require repeated explicit instruction and practice to develop the awareness and strategies...
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Syntax and Semantics
Semantics refers to the knowledge and comprehension of words. Semantic skills may be measured by various receptive...
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Tests and Reading: A Narrower View
Reading scores cannot be taken at face value, since there are many different areas of reading skills, and a child might...
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Ideas for Responses to Literature
In addition to reading aloud, there are endless possibilities for links to literature that encourage responses. The...
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Question Answer Relationships
Taffy Raphael’s Question-Answer-Relationships (QARs) procedure teaches students to be consciously aware of whether...
