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Using Performance Feedback to Increase Reading Comprehension
"Using performance feedback to increase reading comprehension transforms passive reading into an active, self-regulating cognitive process by providing learners with timely, actionable data about their decoding, vocabulary acquisition, and inferential processing. When educators, clinicians, or self-directed learners implement structured evaluation cycles, readers move beyond simple word recognition to construct deep textual mental models. This methodology bridges the gap between what a reader sees on a page and how effectively they integrate, evaluate, and retain that information. Understanding Reading Comprehension and Performance Feedback Re..."
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