Research shows that practice makes perfect when it comes to fluency, and that explicit feedback and repeated practice can increase awareness of prosody, in addition to overall fluency and comprehension. (Schreiber, 1980 & 1991)
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High-frequency words occur most commonly in text, but that doesn't mean they have to be memorized! Decoding & encoding high-frequency words based on their regularly spelled patterns will help students orthographically map these words into long term memory.
Kentucky lawmakers have advanced House Bill 253, which would ban the use of the three-cueing strategy in classrooms by 2029–30
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Utah’s SB241 proposes a sweeping overhaul of early literacy policy, but researchers caution that the proposal needs to be more supportive of teachers.
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