FTCE Reading K-12 Practice Exam

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A student reads in two- and three-word phrases, resulting in choppy reading. What area of fluency should the teacher focus on?

Rate
Expression
Phrasing
Accuracy

The correct answer is: Phrasing

Focusing on phrasing is essential for enhancing a student's reading fluency, especially when they are reading in two- and three-word phrases. Phrasing refers to the way in which words are grouped together in chunks or phrases that naturally fit together, allowing for smoother and more coherent reading. When students read in choppy phrases, they are not fully utilizing the rhythm and flow of sentences, which can hinder comprehension and enjoyment of the text. By improving phrasing, the teacher can help the student read more fluidly, enabling them to understand the meaning of sentences better and enhancing their overall reading experience. This focus can lead to more natural expression and pacing, which are crucial components of fluent reading.