IMPORTANCE OF REREADING ASSESSMENT
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this article is described to give a clear image of a student’s reading performance and to help inform instruction, a range of assessment styles, and frameworks. Therefore, the goal of this article was to evaluate studies on the use of suitable assessments to pinpoint at-risk students and forecast performance on high-stakes outcome examinations for school graders.
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