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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Fluency building"”.
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The Effects of Fluency-Building Strategies on the Oral Reading Rates of First-Grade Students
… study was to determine the effects of explicit fluency-building strategies on the oral reading rates of first-grade students. According to the National Reading Panel (2000) there are five essential components of reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary and …
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A Comparative Study of International and American Study Abroad Students' Expectations and Experiences with Host Countries.
… The results of this study identified language fluency, building relationships with the host nationals, learning about a new culture, and personal change as significant expectations of the students. Overall, the students reported being satisfied with the services provided. International students …
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The Interpretation of Cognitive Feelings
… feelings, which are derived from an ease or fluency dimension of ongoing cognitive processes. Such experiences influence many judgments and inferences: For example, judgments about the frequency of events, inferences about the truth of statements or decisions whether an object is recognized …
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Is cue-based memory retrieval 'good-enough'?: Agreement, comprehension, and implicit prosody in native and bilingual speakers of English
… processing models, development of reading fluency, and L1/L2 processing strategies'and outline a cohesive and comprehensive processing model that can be applied to speakers regardless of language profile. This model is characterized by three critical components: a cognitive model of memory …
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Teaching Children to Fluently Decode Nonsense Words in Lists: Generalized Effects to Oral Reading Fluency of Connected Text
… a) generalized increases in accuracy and fluency on all trained word list for all eight students and these were maintained on subsequent word list probes, b) generalized increases in accuracy and fluency on aw words for all students on either target or generalization passages, but for half …