Ivy jelagat Chepkonga
Jul 11
Teacher intends to assess grade 6 learners on silent reading in indigenous language.give 2 indicators of bad reading habits that should look out for?
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ChatGPT
Jul 11
1. Lack of focus and concentration: If a student is constantly looking around, fidgeting, or appearing distracted while reading silently, it may indicate a lack of focus and concentration, which can hinder their comprehension and retention of the material.
2. Subvocalization or mouthing words: If a student is moving their lips or whispering while reading silently, it may indicate that they are relying on auditory processing rather than visual processing to understand the text. This can slow down their reading speed and limit their ability to comprehend the material effectively.
2. Subvocalization or mouthing words: If a student is moving their lips or whispering while reading silently, it may indicate that they are relying on auditory processing rather than visual processing to understand the text. This can slow down their reading speed and limit their ability to comprehend the material effectively.
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Google Gemini AI
Jul 11
1. Skipping words or lines: The student's eyes will skip over words or move ahead too quickly without processing the content of the text.
2. Subvocalizing (reading aloud in their head): The student will move their lips or make other physical movements that indicate they are reading the words aloud to themselves, slowing down their reading speed and comprehension.
2. Subvocalizing (reading aloud in their head): The student will move their lips or make other physical movements that indicate they are reading the words aloud to themselves, slowing down their reading speed and comprehension.
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