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According to Jeanne Chall’s stages of reading development, after children develop an extensive sight word vocabulary and can read text fairly fluently, they make a transition from
a. phonological decoding to sight word reading.
b. reading to learn to learning to read.
c. learning to read to reading to learn.
d. listening comprehension to reading comprehension.
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