The Power of Pairs When Reading Aloud @edutopia
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Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A classic strategy called dyad reading—matching up students with different skill levels to read out loud in unison—helps both partners build confidence and fluency.

Fluent readers don't just recognize words—they read aloud with accuracy, expression, and confidence, which allows them to focus more cognitive resources on understanding what they read. At Ojibwa Elementary School in Macomb, Michigan, fifth-grade teacher Anne Blake uses an evidence-based partner-reading strategy called dyad reading to help students strengthen their oral fluency while building speed and deepening comprehension.

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