Sustained Silent Reading in First Grade

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2020-05

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First grade
Sustained Silent Reading
Education -- Research papers (Graduate).

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The purpose of this study was to determine the effect Sustained Silent Reading (SSR) has on first graders’ reading levels. SSR was implemented in order to improve student’s fluency and reading abilities. Students instructional level was used to determine a baseline using the Fountas and Pinnell assessment. A pretest and posttest was used in order to determine the growth students made during the duration of the study. Findings from the study indicated an overall increase in student reading levels as a result of using the Sustained Silent Reading (SSR) strategy.