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    Maricela Gomez GTIS 7 Reading has a vital importance in a child’s life. There are many things that could predict a student’s achievement and one of those include the student’s reading comprehension. However, as a fragile organ, reading could be affected by outer occurrences that could set a child on an unfavorable path. Students characterize themselves as readers throughout elementary, which helps them flourish as members of society. It is important to keep students that mentality…

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    It is said that the number one fear in life is public speaking, while fear of death finishes second. As famous comedian Jerry Seinfeld once mentioned, this means that at a funeral, people would rather be in the coffin than give the eulogy! The fear of public speaking, one of the most common phobias across the globe, is a form of performance anxiety in which a person becomes consciously aware and apprehensive of his or her performance in front of an audience. From sweaty palms and bundles of…

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    Word Count Data Analysis

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    Word count data was collected from home journals. The students counted all words written on one page in home journals once a month. I collected the numbers from journals after adults had responded to the entry. The data measured student fluency. Home journal entries were used as data. There were eighteen journal entries in all. I measured how student writing had changed over the course of the study. I used the same rubric that the countywide benchmarks were assessed with. I used the rubric to…

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    ELL Learners

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    What are the best practices for modifying reading instruction for ELL learners? To first answer this question, there has to be an understanding of what is an ELL learner. ELLs, are students who are unable to communicate fluently or learn effectively in English. These students often come from non-English-speaking homes and backgrounds, and who typically require specialized or modified instruction in both the English language and in their academic courses. Much of the time, students are…

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    4X4 Pickup trucks for sale are the main source of performing huge off-road jobs and also to perform the industrial process easier and smarter. The industries have made huge progress due to the fluency received by these 4X4 Pickup trucks. Chevy is one of the most preferred produces of these trucks and has earned greater progress in the lives of trucking industries. Body 4X4 Pickup trucks can be considered as the huge invention and achievement of truck industries as the engines of these trucks…

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    Coequal Review

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    a collaborative learning environment. In this setting, the worth of coequal review is often under measured or misunderstood by citizens outside academia. The value of team assessments is typically acknowledged when individuals recognize elevated fluency with ideas and grammar. In addition, when the team crosses groupthink boundaries, personal values may challenge respective beliefs. However, using specific learning guides, a new understanding will be presented to support coequal review while…

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    Accelerated reader has no effects on reading fluency according to institute of education sciences. So AR is not making students any more fluent or better at reading. This is a reason why we shouldn’t have AR because it is making kids read outside of school but not making them better at it. Some people think that accelerated reader makes kids read more outside of school, and that it makes them better readers they say it is good that it makes them read at their reading level. People that don’t…

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    Brianna Chapter Summary

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    had mastered that specific book, I would introduce a new book and repeat the strategy. It is proven that repeated reading of a familiar book at an independent reading level will boost speed which will help Brianna to become a more fluent reader. Fluency is essential if Brianna is going to be able to read to learn. Comprehension is hindered when a child is not a fluent reader. Spending too much time on decoding will leave no brain space for comprehension. The benefit of this activity is that…

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    experiences I have had throughout high school have inspired ambitions for my future. Not only do I wish to pursue a professional career in medical research, but I also desire to continue committing time to local, national, and international causes. My fluency in the Spanish language will expand the realm of possibilities for serving in diverse cultures. As a young woman of faith, generosity, and academic excellence, I hope to combine my talents and interests to benefit the world around me.…

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    What is phonemic awareness? According to Begin to Read Authors, it is “the ability to hear, identify, and manipulate individual sounds-phonemes—in spoken words.” Phonemic awareness is often mistaken for phonics; the way readers connect the sound of words to the letters of the words. Phonemic awareness is extremely important for students to learn at a young age because it helps them learn how to spell. It is also important for beginner readers since it helps improve their comprehension and…

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