cloze procedure

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cloze procedure [′klōz prə‚sē·jər]

(psychology)

A procedure used in the study of reading processes in which one or more words are deleted from a prose passage and the subject is required to fill in the blanks.

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To support Aaron's decoding skills, I used cloze procedures in five-minute lessons to explicitly teach fluency, getting him to use his background knowledge to read for ideas.

What Aaron taught me about fluency: how a kid who had never been to ... by Brand, Max / Instructor (1990)

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