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Unpacking eye movements during oral and silent reading and their ...

Eye movements were more strongly related to reading proficiency in oral reading. The relation was stronger for proficient readers than weaker readers.

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Unpacking eye movements during oral and silent reading and their relations to reading proficiency in beginning readers. Young-Suk Grace Kima ...

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Our understanding about the developmental similarities and differences between oral and silent reading and their relations to reading proficiency (word ...

Unpacking Eye Movements during Oral and Silent Reading and ...

The relation of eye-movement behaviors to reading proficiency was such that, for example, less rereading time was positively related to reading proficiency, and ...

Developmental trajectories of eye movements in oral and silent ...

Oral reading involves more ongoing processes than silent reading because processes related to overt language production, such as sounding out ...

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Unpacking eye movements during oral and silent reading and their relations to reading proficiency in beginning readers.

Eye Movements during Silent and Oral Reading in a Regular ...

The present study aimed to define differences between silent and oral reading with respect to spatial and temporal eye movement parameters.

The Relation of Oral and Silent Reading with Reading ...

Unpacking eye movements during oral and silent reading and their relations to reading proficiency in beginning readers. Contemporary. Educational Psychology ...

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Using Eye‐Tracking Measures to Predict Reading Comprehension

Eye-movement measures can be divided into “global” and “local” measures. Global measures are aggregated over regions within sentences or ...

Eye movements are stable predictors of word reading ability in ...

Those stops and fast gaze movements are what are referred to as fixations and saccades. During a fixation, the reader holds their gaze still ...

Common factors in eye-movements in silent and oral reading ...

Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Common factors in eye-movements in silent and oral reading." by I. Anderson et al.

Joint effects of individual reading skills and word properties on ...

Corpus analyses of eye movements during Chinese sentence reading have also revealed that words' properties, such as word length, frequency, ...

Eye movements are stable predictors of word reading ability in ...

Unpacking eye movements during oral and silent reading and their relations to reading proficiency in beginning readers · Y. KimY. PetscherC. Vorstius.

Eye Movements During RAN as an Operationalization of ... - Frontiers

(2014), that have reported on the extent to which eye movements recorded during RAN may predict single word reading and RAN performance. Al ...

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Return-sweep saccades in oral reading | Psychological Research

Fundamentally, oral reading processes mirror silent reading processes in many ways since eye movement measures in both reading modalities are ...

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Title: Eye-movements in Oral and Silent Reading and Reading Proficiency for Beginning. Readers. Purpose. Silent reading is the primary mode of reading for ...

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The results showed that silent reading took shorter time for comprehension than oral reading, and readers had more visual fixation points and read back ...