What does partner reading give pupils that helps their decoding skills?
ATimed written tests
BA model of fluent reading
CSilent free reading
DExtra grammar drills
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A model of fluent reading
1. Partners read aloud to each other and give feedback.
2. This provides a model of fluent reading and helps pupils learn decoding.
3. Timed tests, silent reading and grammar drills do not model fluency.
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