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The findings of this study will have a deep significance to the foundation for
further research and exploration into oral reading fluency. It will provide as springboard
for future studies to continue building upon the findings and expanding our
diverse populations. Furthermore, the data and information obtained in this study will be
To the education sector for it will provide valuable insights into the effectiveness
of reading interventions and teaching strategies. This study can help educators identify
best practices for improving oral reading fluency, ultimately leading to improved reading
To the teachers, they can benefit from this research by gaining a better
effectively target struggling readers and provide targeted support to help them improve
interventions that can help them improve their oral reading fluency. By improving their
fluency, students can experience increased confidence in their reading abilities and
To the future researchers, they can benefit from this study by building upon the
findings to further explore the factors that contribute to oral reading fluency and develop
more effective interventions. This research can pave the way for future studies that will
continue to advance our understanding of oral reading fluency and its impact on student
achievement.
The scope of this research on Oral Reading Fluency will include variables such
as expression and volume, phrasing, smoothness, and pace. The primary objective of
Oral Reading Fluency. Moreover, this research is scheduled to commence in the 4th
the effectiveness of RTI on Oral Reading Fluency within a reasonable period, allowing
for proper analysis and interpretation of the gathered data. Furthermore, the locale for
this research is Mariano Untal High School, providing a specific and controlled
environment for the study. Conducting the research within the school premises ensures
a direct relevance to the academic setting and the specific population under
investigation. In addition to this, the targeted respondents for this study are the Grade
11 HUMSS students. The selection of this group allows for a focused enhancement of
Oral Reading Fluency within the context of humanities and social sciences. The method