FTCE Reading K-12 Practice Exam

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What is partner reading?

A method of individual silent reading
The process of reading in pairs
A competitive reading activity
A form of guided reading instruction

The correct answer is: The process of reading in pairs

Partner reading, often utilized in educational settings, involves students reading a text aloud in pairs. This method encourages collaboration and allows students to help each other with difficult words or comprehension questions, fostering both fluency and understanding. By reading together, students can support one another, providing immediate feedback and engagement with the text, which enhances their overall reading experience. While other options mention individual reading or competition, partner reading specifically emphasizes the shared aspect of reading in pairs, making this a distinct and beneficial practice in literacy development. Guided reading is also different in that it typically involves a teacher leading a group, rather than two students reading together.