"reading practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to refer to the activity of reading for the purpose of improving one's skills. For example, "I have been trying to improve my vocabulary, so I do a lot of reading practice."
The magazine he offers as reading practice?
Rewards and reading practice at the same time, says Sophie Chisnall.
The latter volume was, he said, an attempt to understand the transition from the book to the computer screen through the prism of the changes in 13th-century reading practice.
The stairs and the landing are disputed territory, a demilitarised zone where our happy-go-lucky five-year-old sits on the third step and cheerfully does his reading practice.
Bollywood, with its powerful pull among the least-educated, may help the many who can read only simple words.Brij Kothari of PlanetRead, an NGO, believes that "same-language subtitling"—providing subtitles for the lyrics of catchy Bollywood songs offers valuable reading practice.
She prefers the more open-minded, questing inquiry of earlier students of the natural world like Thoreau and Louis Agassiz, and patterns her own research technique on St. Benedict's thoughtful reading practice, allowing a "contemplative flow" to settle upon her watching.
Rose ([2007]) presents a model of reading development explicating the two-way system underlying school reading practices (Figure 1). Figure 1 Reading development sequence in school (Rose[2007]).
We may bring certain reading practices to the text as L.G.B.T.Q.
He was a lecturer in sociology at Queen's University Belfast, where his research focused on religion, racial and ethnic identities, reading practices and social theory.
intensive and extensive reading– and the main reading practices – i.e. out loud, whispering, silent.
The functional approach to disciplinary literacy parallels historians' reading practices while supporting language development.
