1.11 Fluency Importance

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Fluency is one of the several critical factors necessary for reading comprehension. 11 Fluency is important but on the other hand there are people out there like myself, who have succeeded in reading and my fluency rate was terrible. Comprehension was always low and the teachers were worried, If a student has the drive then they will succeed with or with fluency.
Oral reading is one of the instructional approaches to increase fluency. 12 Oral reading is one way to instruct students but as long as it is done properly. There are kids who are good reader and they enjoy reading out loud to others and there are other kids who you should respect the fact they don’t like to read in front of others, therefore give them other choices such as recording

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