Which practice involves fluency-building through repeated reading of the same text?

• A. VAKT
• B. Text readability
• C. Sight word recognition
• D. Repeated Reading

Answer: (D)

Building reading fluency comes from practice that makes decoding automatic and allows expression. Repeated reading uses the same text more than once so students read it again and again until their reading sounds smooth, accurate, and expressive. When students can recognize words quickly and read with proper pace and intonation, they have more cognitive capacity to focus on meaning, which strengthens comprehension as a whole. This is why repeating the same passage is the best match for fluency-building.

Other ideas touch on different concepts: one approach centers on learning styles rather than a specific practice for fluency, another focuses on choosing texts that are easy or hard enough for a reader, and another targets recognizing common words instantly rather than practicing a single text repeatedly.