COMMON READING PROBLEMS FOR STUDENTS
Keywords:
English, learners, ability, issues with decoding, reading-comprehension difficulties, poor comprehension, reading problems, vocabulary, spelling.Abstract
Today, English is studied in many countries around the world. The purpose of the article is to explain how teachers can use assessments to identify individual struggling readers’ patterns of reading difficulties, and how this information is valuable in differentiating classroom instruction and planning interventions. Three patterns of reading difficulties are common.
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