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handle: 20.500.12809/3603
AbstractThe aim of this research was to reveal the relations among fifth-grade Turkish students’ silent reading fluency, oral reading fluency, retell fluency, and reading comprehension. With this aim, the study used correlational survey design and the study sample consisted of total 389 fifth-grade Turkish elementary students studying in elementary schools. The schools were located in middle socioeconomic status and the students’ families had middle socioeconomic level. The informed consent letters obtained from all the students before the study began. For assessment process, the appropriate grade level texts were chosen and the students’ fluency skills were measured through one-on-one sessions in the suitable place in the elementary schools, provided by the school principals. After this process, the reading comprehension tests related to the grade level texts read was administered to all the students. The data obtained from testing process were analyzed and the findings were presented in respond to research aims. According to these results, the conclusions were drawn and some recommendations fitted with the results and conclusions were made for future research
silent reading fluency, retell fluency, Oral Reading Fluency, oral reading fluency, Silent Reading Fluency, Reading comprehension, Reading Comprehension, Retell Fluency
silent reading fluency, retell fluency, Oral Reading Fluency, oral reading fluency, Silent Reading Fluency, Reading comprehension, Reading Comprehension, Retell Fluency
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