“…When previous studies on reading fluency are examined in terms of the methods and application groups used, these studies can be classified as studies using only one reading fluency method (Akyol & Yıldız, 2010;Duran & Sezgin, 2012a, 2012bRoundy & Roundy, 2009;Yılmaz, 2006), studies using multiple reading fluency methods together (Ellis, 2009;Kuhn, 2004;Yılmaz & Köksal, 2008), individual interventions (Akyol & Kodan, 2016;Dündar & Akyol, 2014;Kardaş İşler & Şahin, 2016;Kaşkaya, 2016;Ulu & Başaran, 2013), small group interventions and classroom-based interventions for the whole class (Carrick, 2000;Çayır, 2014;Ellis, 2009;Keskin, 2012;Marshall, 2017;Paige, 2011;Rasinski et al, 1994;Schwanenflugel et al, 2009;Smith, 2011;Thornton 2008;Turner, 2010;Varol, 2017;Yıldırım et al, 2012). While there are studies conducted with one method and one student, there are also other studies conducted with several methods, a single student or student groups with similar reading levels.…”