Students who were above the decoding threshold read real words quickly, and nonwords more slowly. It’s likely that these ...

every book they read helps improve fluency, a love of reading, and comprehension strategies. (Except in cases of learning differences.) So we want these second-grade kiddos to be reading as much as ...

Teachers can support students in reading novels by front-loading the contextual information they need to make sense of the ...

Instead, she’s a struggling reader, likely with a fluency at a middle-school reading level because she’s also an avoidant reader. And the more she avoids reading, the harder she’ll find reading.

The answer depends on what children need to know to read at a given grade ... suggested that: Fluency is better achieved by repeated guided oral reading than by silent reading practice.

The report ranks 285 districts based on how many Latino third graders from low-income families met or exceeded grade-level standards in English ... phonics, vocabulary, fluency and reading ...

A grant from Build-A-Bear Foundation and First Book Marketplace brought books and teddy bears to Cascade Brook’s fifth ...

Students now seem increasingly incapable of reading whole books ... Only 17% of third-to-eighth-grade teachers said they primarily teach whole texts, a recent EdWeek Research Center survey ...

Only 27.2% of Black students, 32% of Latino students and 35% of low-income children were reading at grade level, compared with 57.5% of white, 69% of Asian and 66% of non-low-income students. “It’s ...

Importantly, it also bans the use of three-cueing, an ineffective instructional practice commonly used in balanced literacy ... the National Assessment of Educational Progress in fourth grade reading.

Implementation of principles of effective instruction in the content area and grade level of licensure ... Implementation of reading research to develop vocabulary, academic language, fluency, ...