Learning by the heart: Reading out loud

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I have found that reading out loud is definitely different than reading silently. Sometimes it helps me to catch grammatical mistakes that I would have missed originally. Overall I really dont like reading out loud because it makes me lose my spot often. I am glad that I was able to have the experiences I have had this semester with writing and reading so much material. I look forward to my future and will definitely be doing a lot of reading.

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