ENHANCING READING INSTRUCTION: EXPLORING EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES, ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES, AND PROMOTING LITERACY DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION
Keywords:
reading instruction, effective reading strategies, assessment techniques, promoting literacy, reading proficiencyAbstract
Reading proficiency is a foundational skill that underpins academic success across all subject areas. However, many students continue to struggle with reading, highlighting the need for effective and evidence-based reading instruction. This research article examines strategies to enhance reading instruction, including the implementation of targeted assessment techniques and the promotion of comprehensive literacy development in educational settings.
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