slow reader

She was rather a slow reader as English wasn't her first language.

Slow readers tend to do this more often so find their reading difficult to understand.

Two of four teachers for slow readers would be dismissed.

And for shy kids or slow readers, that can make all the difference.

Theresa felt her color return; she was such a slow reader.

The man must be a very slow reader indeed.

Have you ever watched people reading to themselves, slow readers who move their lips silently as they read?

The eyes of the slow reader will stop on each word before moving on to the next one.

But among those who spoke Spanish before starting school, the percentage of slow readers is much higher: 72 percent.

Eventually, even the slowest reader should understand what Luke is teaching.

He says his Theefyspray story is designed to encourage slow readers.

If you are a slow reader, although it is short, I think you will find that this book really says a lot.

He was a slow reader, and his lips moved as he followed the words.

Might still be a help for slow readers, I guess.)

For all the swiftness of his thought, Morse was quite a slow reader.

I'm a slow reader, but I usually get through seventy or eighty books a year, mostly fiction.

Doesn't exactly pull the older reader in but it's still fun and great for the slow reader.

But throughout school I was a slow reader.

Indeed he tells me, rather surprisingly, that he is a slow reader, 30 pages an hour.

I tend to be a very slow reader.

It'd not be long before Magrat was eligible for the second category, even if they were both slow readers.

A smart person who was a slow reader would return the book to the library every 13-14 days and keep renewing the loan period.

Mrs. Lowenherz said she believes the woman is a slow reader.

Paraprofessionals help teachers in classrooms, working individually with slow readers or immigrant students.

The sun was up; Cato was a painfully slow reader.