Ch 4.1. Reading with fluency - Reproducible 4.1

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Reading with fluency: reproducible 4.1

Teacher observations

• Is the student reading with comprehension? How do I know?

• What is the rate of reading? Does this var y as the student reads? If so, when and why?

• Are students reading at the same rate when they read narrative and informative text? If not, what determiners are affecting rate of reading?

• Can students explain how and why they vary their rate of reading?

• Is the student’s rate of reading affecting their overall comprehension – is it too fast? Is it too slow? (If the student is reading very slowly, consider if this is also the case in silent reading.)

• Does the student read with intonation?

• Does the student read with phrasing – is the student chunking up the text into meaningful segments as they read?

• If so, are these behaviours enhancing comprehension?

• If not, are these behaviours indicating other difficulties such as not automatically recognising words?

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