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Abstract
The article presents that reading fluency is the ability to read with sufficient ease and accuracy that one can focus attention on the meaning and message of the text. Reading fluency is most commonly assessed by listening to learners as they read aloud. When readers lack fluency, their oral reading sounds hesitant, lacking the accuracy, rhythm and flow that indicate confident understanding of the text
Keywords
encoding
reading
comprehension
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Askarova G.X. (2023). Reading, Its Development and Models. Texas Journal of Engineering and Technology, 26, 80–83. Retrieved from https://zienjournals.com/index.php/tjet/article/view/4741
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