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The 'Reader's Theatre' was arguably the most engaging reading fluency activity. It provided students with scripts of plays, allowing them to practice reading their assigned roles repeatedly until they could perform it fluidly. This playful and imaginative approach not only broke the stereotype of reading being a 'quiet activity,' but it also promoted better expression, pacing, and phrasing. The second activity involved 'Repeated Reading.' Here, students were encouraged to read the same text m...
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by on 20 hours ago
In a world increasingly dominated by digital modes of communication, such workshops can not only improve written communication skills but also foster a love for the written word. Reflecting on this, Ms. Jennifer, a parent whose child participated in a writing workshop last summer, shared, "My daughter’s enthusiasm for writing has seen a stark improvement after attending the summer workshop. She's more keen on expressing her ideas in writing, which has surprisingly improved her academic performan...
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by on August 20, 2025
Upon the completion of the 6 months, there was a significant improvement in student test scores. The average score went up by 23%, and nearly 85% of the students reported that the techniques facilitated much better recall during exams. Moreover, the results also showed a considerable reduction in study time, test anxiety, and procrastination. Overall, the pilot was a success, with the digital class showing a considerable increase in their reading comprehension skills compared to the other cla...
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