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Well, that's literally how children read -- they figure out the sounds from letters and pronounce syllable by syllable, then repeat the whole word (if then don'
by Muromec 5y ago
Well, that's literally how children read -- they figure out the sounds from letters and pronounce syllable by syllable, then repeat the whole word (if then don't forget something in the middle of it). Naturally, if there is more than one way to read everything, it kinda doesn't work.
- Dylan16807 5y agoBut that's well before sixth grade level. It's possible it is a huge factor, but it's also possible it's less than 5% of the problem.
- Muromec 5y agoI would expect that to accumulate over years, because less proficiency in early age would mean less exposure to texts of increased difficulty. And if reading is not fun, cool and neither is it easy -- why even do that. Add absence of reading parents and general socioeconomical situation and it makes a disaster.
- Dylan16807 5y agoIt accumulates over time but so does every other factor.