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ISSN:0270-2711

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Abigail Farrell,Paul T Cirino,Marcia A Barnes et al. Abigail Farrell et al.
Mind wandering (MW), working memory (WM), and decoding are all known to influence reading comprehension (RC), but there is little information on how these factors interact with one another. Also, most MW literature focuses on adults and thu...
Elizabeth L Tighe,Mercedes Spencer,Christopher Schatschneider Elizabeth L Tighe
This study rank ordered the contributive importance of several predictors of listening comprehension for third, seventh, and tenth graders. Principal components analyses revealed that a three-factor solution with fluency, reasoning, and wor...
Deborah K Reed,Yaacov Petscher Deborah K Reed
This study examined whether the type of prompt or the method of passage reading had an effect on the retell performance of 6th-8th graders randomly assigned to one of four retell testing conditions. Both the type of prompt and the use of fo...
Timothy Rasinski,S Jay Samuels,Elfrieda Hiebert et al. Timothy Rasinski et al.
Reading fluency has been identified as a key component in effective literacy instruction (National Reading Panel, 2000). Instruction in reading fluency has been shown to lead to improvements in reading achievement. Reading fluency instructi...
Mary Abbott,Howard Wills,Angela Miller et al. Mary Abbott et al.
This study explored the relationships of oral reading speed and error rate on comprehension with second and third grade students with identified reading risk. The study included 920 2nd graders and 974 3rd graders. Participants were assesse...
Amy E Barth,Karla K Stuebing,Jack M Fletcher et al. Amy E Barth et al.
We evaluated the reliability and validity of two oral reading fluency scores for one-minute equated passages: median score and mean score. These scores were calculated from measures of reading fluency administered up to five times over the ...