What Is Assisted Reading

Assisted Reading is a fluency intervention in which a struggling reader is supported by a proficient reader (e.g. peer, teacher, parent) in order to provide immediate feedback to build fluency skills (e.g. phrasing, expression, word count). … The proficient reader tallies the number of words read correctly in one minute.

Is choral reading assisted reading?

Audio-Assisted Reading Choral reading is good for helping students gain confidence in reading, but it takes awhile for students to read a passage. … Students can follow along as a teacher, or fluent student, reads aloud or they can listen to a tape as they read along silently.

What is alternate reading strategy?

Partner Reading: Students alternate reading passages to each other. Pals Reading: Weaker students are paired with stronger students to assist each other. Silent Reading: Students are given time to read books at appropriate reading levels. Teacher reads aloud.