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Leave it to Me. Text Talk Part 1, 2, 3. Welcome to Kristinas Blog Enjoy! February 20, 2010. In the article Creating Fluent Readers Timothy Rasinski stated that reading fluency has three important dimensions that build a bridge to comprehension. The first dimension is accuracy in word decoding. The second is automatic processing. The third is what linguists call prosodic reading. February 19, 2010. Curt, the Late-First-to Second-Grade-Level Reader. Study Guide for Chapter 5. What grade is Curt in?

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Leave it to Me. Text Talk Part 1, 2, 3. Welcome to Kristinas Blog Enjoy! February 20, 2010. In the article Creating Fluent Readers Timothy Rasinski stated that reading fluency has three important dimensions that build a bridge to comprehension. The first dimension is accuracy in word decoding. The second is automatic processing. The third is what linguists call prosodic reading. February 19, 2010. Curt, the Late-First-to Second-Grade-Level Reader. Study Guide for Chapter 5. What grade is Curt in?

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