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The document discusses a fluency grant project at AuSable Primary School that provided Flip cameras to help teach reading fluency. It shows results for a first grader whose reading level, words per minute, and prosody all improved from November to February. It also lists potential other uses for the Flip cameras like kindness lessons, paired reading, phonics lessons, and digital portfolios.
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