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Casually dismissing a reading platform that can build a student's knowledge bank, appreciation of story, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and verbal fluency seems unwise. (edweek.org)
We should be encouraging students who are receiving decoding instruction to also read audiobooks that correspond with their interests, comprehension, and intellectual abilities to engage them. (edweek.org)
These synced audio programs enhance students' fluency and comprehension and improve concentration. (edweek.org)
Fluent reading is necessary for comprehension, because attention required for effortful reading draws resources away from comprehension (Perfetti, 1985). (mass.edu)
Teachers chose two areas of instructional focus using Sharon Walpole and Michael McKenna's cognitive reading model , supporting students as they developed phonemic awareness, word recognition, fluency, improved vocabulary, and reading comprehension skills. (edutopia.org)
DreamBox's online K-12 reading solution improves silent reading fluency, comprehension, vocabulary and motivation for all students. (dreambox.com)
Reading comprehension is something that students can find really difficult. (teachingexpertise.com)
Reading strategies are taught in order to give students the tools to improve their comprehension of texts. (teachingexpertise.com)
We've found 20 of the best activities for teaching the visualization reading strategy to your students and getting them on their way to improving their comprehension. (teachingexpertise.com)
This video is a great way to explain visualization to your students and depicts why it's an important skill to improve reading comprehension. (teachingexpertise.com)
The student level reports enable you to spot trends in different measures of fluency and comprehension. (readnaturally.com)
Comprehension Graph -a graph showing the quiz questions a selected student answered correctly on the first try for each story in a specified level. (readnaturally.com)
Abstract The aim of this study was to investigate the association of motivation to learn in the perspective of achievement goals (learning goal, performance approximation and performance avoidance goal) with reading comprehension. (bvsalud.org)
The achievement goals and reading comprehension were measured, respectively by the Learning Motivation Assessment Scale and the Cloze test, applied collectively. (bvsalud.org)
The correlations found were significant, positive and weak magnitude between performance goals and read comprehension. (bvsalud.org)
Similar correlations were identified in the students' scores in Portuguese and Mathematics and reading comprehension. (bvsalud.org)
Significant differences were also identified for the orientation of performance goals at the level of reading comprehension and the school year. (bvsalud.org)
The project designed and implemented a framework of conceptually oriented reading instruction to improve students' amount and breadth of reading, intrinsic motivations for reading, and strategies of search and comprehension. (wikipedia.org)
CORI has been shown to increase students' science inquiry strategies, and overall text comprehension compared to control classrooms with separate science and literacy curricula and/or strategy instruction in reading alone. (wikipedia.org)
CORI investigated the motivations, cognitive competencies, and instructional support needed to increase reading comprehension and engagement of middle school students in science concepts (ecology) and social studies (U.S. Civil War) through the Reading Engagement for Adolescent Learning (REAL) Project. (wikipedia.org)
increasing learning in Common Core State Standards Integrating cognitive strategy instruction includes guidance to: teach higher-order reading skills, improve students' information text comprehension, integrate reading in content domains, provide strategy instruction in subject matters, target digital literacies and traditional textbooks The objective of CORI is to increase the amount of engaged reading through the use of explicit cognitive and motivational supports or scaffolds. (wikipedia.org)
and (3) understanding the meaning of words, when decoding and fluency function well, as in a reading comprehension disorder. (medscape.com)

Cite this: Med Students, Doctor Groups React to SCOTUS Affirmative Action Ban - Medscape - Jun 30, 2023. (medscape.com)

Older children should be assessed for oral reading fluency. (mass.edu)
Many children who experience problems with automaticity and fluency did not receive systematic and explicit instruction and practice in foundational skills of reading. (mass.edu)
Once students have secured basic decoding, independent reading promotes growth in fluency. (mass.edu)
Intervention is necessary when children do not make adequate progress with reading automaticity and fluency even after receiving strong core instruction with opportunities to practice. (mass.edu)
Many students dislike reading aloud because they lack confidence in their abilities, but it's never too late to improve fluency. (edutopia.org)
However, for students above the third grade, they need to be taught how to decode oral fluency. (edutopia.org)
We used a variety of tools to diagnose needs and monitor growth, including the Phonological Awareness Screening Test (PAST), the CORE Phonics Survey, the Words Their Way Spelling Inventory, fluency timed readings, and others. (edutopia.org)

There is, in fact, a strong correlation between academic achievement and the amount of independent reading done outside of school. (edweek.org)
Though the research doesn't establish whether higher achievement is tied to the act of decoding, I would argue that increased exposure to words, information, and ideas, regardless of format, plays a big role in helping students improve academically. (edweek.org)
The NCES's nationally representative report specifically examined student achievement during COVID-19 lockdowns. (freebeacon.com)
We're all familiar with data correlating student achievement with family income and ethnicity . (edutopia.org)
We focused on students' reading achievement as our top priority. (edutopia.org)
Waterloo, located two hours northeast of Des Moines, has some of the starkest differences in student achievement in the state. (edweek.org)
According to data from the Iowa State Board of Education, the Waterloo district has a large achievement gap between its Black and white students, as well as a long history of segregation that persists today. (edweek.org)
Summer reading loss is cumulative, meaning that by the end of primary schooling, children who do not read over the summer months are two years behind the other children in academic achievement. (maltatoday.com.mt)
This study tested a promising program to improve fourth- and fifth-grade students' ability to understand the academic language used in school and support their reading achievement. (ed.gov)
Our study finds that multilingual students who speak one or more languages other than English have shown remarkable improvement in reading and math achievement since 2003," said Kieffer, who studies literacy education at NYU's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. (newswise.com)
The changes indicate that multilingual students are about one-third to one-half of a grade level closer in academic achievement to their monolingual peers in 2015 than they were in 2003. (newswise.com)
The study authors note that prior methods used to examine achievement data for English learners, which focused exclusively on the scores of students currently classified as English learners rather than incorporating both current and former English learners, have misled educators and policymakers about whether schools are getting better or worse in serving multilingual students. (newswise.com)
Karen Murray, who heads the TDSB's newly created Centre of Excellence for Black Student Achievement, said that while "it is always a bright spot when achievement moves," she was cautious. (theglobeandmail.com)
Given this continuing success, we believe that our commitment to providing a world-class education to military-connected students, along with the DoD commitment to families, will allow us to continue to focus our emphasis on equity in our strategic plan and eventually eliminate achievement gaps in our system," Brady said. (militarytimes.com)
Participants in this workshop will explore ways to bring meaningful assessment into the virtual and/or socially-distanced classroom and approaches to student feedback that strengthen motivation, and build relationships and achievement. (inspiredteaching.org)

I even earned a master's degree in literacy because I felt that I had let my students down, that their education had let them down. (edutopia.org)
In literacy, prosody means reading with expression, and it is the music and poetry of reading aloud. (edutopia.org)
Specifically, within our literacy block we eliminated guided reading and replaced it with differentiated reading instruction (DRI). (edutopia.org)
Most notably, teachers collaborated-sharing with grade level teammates their most successful instructional strategies, seeking support from our literacy coach in cases where growth lagged, and teaming with our special education staff and reading specialists to ensure that extra attention, time, and resources were applied where the need was greatest. (edutopia.org)
In Waterloo, Iowa, a daily after-school program seeks to improve the literacy rates of the Waterloo Community School District's Black and low-income students one history lesson at a time. (edweek.org)
The literacy program has had early success with its students. (edweek.org)
Their findings suggest that so-called strides in education have not yielded much concrete success: the literacy rate in the national languages of English and Tok Pisin was just 23 percent, with many students unable to read or write after completing primary education. (ipsnews.net)
Yet low literacy also extends to national indigenous languages, with a World Bank study last year in the Polynesian South Pacific state of Tonga concluding that only three in 10 students who had engaged with three years of primary education were able to read fluently enough in either English or Tongan to comprehend content. (ipsnews.net)
Read for the Record, one of the campaigns operated by JumpStart, aims to celebrate and encourage literacy from an early age, and to prepare students for success as they move into kindergarten and beyond. (ucf.edu)
I think anything that encourages early literacy is a good thing, so this reading initiative is amazing and we are so privileged to have been invited this year to participate. (ucf.edu)
To facilitate this, we have taken several initiatives, including weekly reading sessions, in Maltese and English, held at Skolasajf centres by animators trained by the National Literacy Agency. (maltatoday.com.mt)
The National Literacy Agency is currently running the literacy programme 'Aqra Miegħi/Read with Me' in 50 localities, and 'Seħer L-Istejjer' in 40 localities across Malta and Gozo. (maltatoday.com.mt)
Classes are divided by grade level and remain small, usually 15 students, to give each of the 175 student participants access to individualized literacy instruction. (usfca.edu)
This package of student materials for Units 1, 2, and 3 of the Reading Apprenticeship Academic Literacy Course includes all of the materials that students need to participate in the full two-semester course. (wested.org)
This package of Teacher's Guides for the Reading Apprenticeship Academic Literacy Course includes all teacher materials needed to teach the full two-semester course. (wested.org)
The royal family member, who is also the patron of BookTrust and the National Literacy Trust, took time out of her busy schedule to read the children's book, The Tiger Who Came to Tea, to a group of bright young children as they celebrated the opening of the school's Life Changing Library that is being headed by Cowell. (okmagazine.com)

Reading ability is closely linked to a student's success according to Bailet, and she said parents, schools, and child health organizations need to work to intervene on struggling students. (ktar.com)
We began the year with an assessment of each student's reading level and set specific individual goals stating what we expected every student to achieve by May. (edutopia.org)
The student level reports are a series of reports that, together, describe a student's progress in all aspects of a particular level of Read Naturally Live. (readnaturally.com)
Account Administrators and School Coordinators can create reports for any student, regardless of the student's lead teacher. (readnaturally.com)
A student's lead teacher should be the staff member who makes educational decisions in Read Naturally Live for that student. (readnaturally.com)
Read the student's asthma action plan. (medlineplus.gov)

In May, a Harvard study of virtual learning during the pandemic found that K-12 students lost 50 percent of their typical math curriculum learning in the 2020-2021 school year. (freebeacon.com)
The UCSB Library is organizing student-led small group reading discussions for UCSB students to dive into the UCSB Reads 2021 book When They Call You A Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir by Patrisse Cullors and asha bandele. (ucsb.edu)

A fluent reader doesn't rush but reads with automaticity and prosody. (edutopia.org)

As George Washington Law faculty member and legal commentator Jonathan Turley writes , "…as an academic institution, our faculty and students research such views as part of their studies and discussion. (reason.com)
o The school-wide Braxton County High reading celebration in which all students, faculty and staff had to drop everything to read during first period. (scholarships.com)
Please join us for the March event in our United We Read: Graduate Student-Faculty Reading Series, hosted by Art Bar! (uwm.edu)
Supporting racial and ethnic diversity in the health professions - spanning classrooms, labs, and clinical settings - enriches the educational experiences of all medical and health professions students and the teaching experiences of faculty, and it is essential to improving the overall health of our nation," the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) said in a prepared statement . (medscape.com)

For those educators who still argue that listening to books takes time away from reading text and building the decoding muscle, there's new technology that brings text and audio together. (edweek.org)
Without this intentional and deliberate commitment to learning, it's far too easy for educators to slip into the de facto role of ranking students. (edutopia.org)
Real-time, actionable data empowers educators to track DreamBox's impact on student outcomes and personalize learning. (dreambox.com)
A list compiled by the NEA offers a few interesting examples of things students and educators have tried in an effort to encourage reading. (scholarships.com)
The Department of Curriculum Management has issued a circular to all educators and parents with reading lists in Maltese and English for children from 0 to 16 years old, and a set of guidelines on reading for parents. (maltatoday.com.mt)
As educators we must develop students holistically--as people and as scholars. (usfca.edu)
The report also referenced a study that found Black students had to deal with racism by other students and educators while in school. (theglobeandmail.com)
The report stated that improvement rates of those who have struggled academically should be studied by educators "in order to reinforce any positive conditions that may have occurred during this time through partnerships, collaboration, relationship building, and understanding of prior knowledge and experience of students coming back to school in person. (theglobeandmail.com)

The data showed that 66 per cent of Black students achieved at or above Level 3 in reading in their January report cards, eight percentage points higher than January, 2019. (theglobeandmail.com)
Students' scores were either at the top of the charts or in second place, compared with scores of students in other states and jurisdictions who took the 2019 National Assessment of Educational Progress math and reading components. (militarytimes.com)
I am extremely proud of our students' performance on the 2019 NAEP reading and mathematics assessments," said DoDEA Director Thomas Brady, in an announcement of the scores. (militarytimes.com)

Students outpaced pandemic slide and grew 5+ points in just 8 weeks. (dreambox.com)
Black students in Toronto elementary schools improved in reading at twice the rate of white students and eight times the rate of their East Asian peers during the pandemic, according to an early analysis of report cards. (theglobeandmail.com)
Amid concerns around learning gaps that children have faced over the past two years of disrupted schooling, the Toronto District School Board data have compelled staff to examine the circumstances that allowed more Black students to fare better in reading compared to their pre-pandemic report cards. (theglobeandmail.com)
The digital learning environment that characterized much of schooling during the pandemic and the separation of the social setting of schools may have provided different opportunities for Black students to succeed," the report stated. (theglobeandmail.com)
With her younger son, she noticed that there was more reading being done in the online classroom than during his pre-pandemic in-class experience - and that reading included culturally relevant and age-appropriate texts. (theglobeandmail.com)
So what better way to test students' knowledge then with a mock zombie pandemic? (cdc.gov)

Differentiated instruction was the key when an elementary school sought more equitable outcomes in students' growth as readers. (edutopia.org)
To counter that at Hopkins Elementary in Littleton, Colorado, our staff was determined to help all students learn and thus achieve more equitable outcomes. (edutopia.org)
The key to achieving more equitable outcomes is to clearly articulate the learning that matters most and then be relentless in helping all students to get there. (edutopia.org)
Studies have shown when students are reflected in their lessons it improves their engagement and academic outcomes. (edweek.org)

For five weeks each summer, graduate students enrolled in the MATR program team-teach reading classes for first through eighth grade students with program staff from Mo'MAGIC-affiliated organizations. (usfca.edu)
For eighth-grade students, the gaps narrowed by 27 percent in reading and 39 percent in math. (newswise.com)

Reading-related shame is omnipresent in the classroom. (edutopia.org)
We staggered our DRI block by grade level so our reading interventionists and special education teachers could "push in" to every classroom and work with each teacher to provide additional differentiated instructional support to every student who needed it. (edutopia.org)
This rubric functioned as a tool for classroom observation and enabled us to design ongoing professional development based on these observations and on data detailing student growth. (edutopia.org)
Students come to Georgetown to experience life outside of the classroom, and The Hoya is a way for campus members to learn about what is going on in their Georgetown community - whether that be countering transphobia outside the front gates, protesting at the Supreme Court or advocating for low-income Hoyas. (thehoya.com)
Since the majority of teacher preparation takes place in a traditional classroom during the academic year, the Summer Reading Program plays an important role in exposing teachers to ways that supplemental academic experiences can benefit students academically while also building relationships with the community. (usfca.edu)
Having an opportunity to work with our students this summer proved the need for services beyond the classroom," explains Delgadillo. (usfca.edu)
It's a computer classroom and I'm sitting there, and he comes up behind me and I'm reading Fox News. (rushlimbaugh.com)
This commitment to student success and persistence is demonstrated by the numerous student services and support available in and out of the classroom, including academic resources, assistive services, student wellness options and planning support. (century.edu)
These groups will be opportunities for social and intellectual connections with other UCSB students outside of a classroom. (ucsb.edu)
Read-alouds" counted, both in the classroom and at home. (ptleader.com)
Many children with difficulties with reading, expressive language, or receptive language can also develop behavior disturbances in the home or classroom. (medscape.com)

The retreat is open to all PhD students at LUSEM. (lu.se)
The four students in our LUSEM team hadn't been able to gather or work with cases together until only three weeks before the Molson competition. (lu.se)

In its report, the TDSB said while Black students had more room to grow academically compared to other groups, there could be other explanations for the rate of increase. (theglobeandmail.com)

If older students are still not reading at their intellectual or grade level, are we to restrict them to limited ideas, knowledge, and vocabulary? (edweek.org)
Guess Who is a fantastic game to improve students' visualization skills and vocabulary. (teachingexpertise.com)

These systems offer audio support so struggling readers can read text at their intellectual or grade level rather than their lower reading level. (edweek.org)
As a PhD student in the Department of Meteorology, you'll be assigned at least one supervisor within the Department, who will normally meet with you once a week to provide support. (reading.ac.uk)
In this resource, you'll discover five reasons education leaders should prioritize a seamless and effective solution that can support students and staff quickly. (dreambox.com)
I had a great deal of support from PNC Bank, Publix, various members of the college, and our student volunteers! (ucf.edu)
We are doing our utmost to encourage children to read but we need the support of parents to make reading for pleasure a reality. (maltatoday.com.mt)
Discover how to support your child's growth as a young reader and writer - with our Reading 101 for Families guide, bilingual parent tips, ideas for building your child's knowledge of the world, Q&A with experts, and guidance on connecting with your child's school. (readingrockets.org)
With your support, we can ensure more students have the help they need to succeed. (century.edu)
The staff gives free, walk-in, or scheduled support for students' departmental coursework, and they provide reading or study skills development. (century.edu)
It's jam-packed with task cards, support sheets, varied worksheets, and prompts for students. (teachingexpertise.com)
As future physicians committed to justice and equality, we are profoundly outraged…We strongly support increased representation of minority students in all levels of education, including colleges and medical schools. (medscape.com)
Correction to: How to support dental students in reading radiographs: effects of a gaze-based compare-and-contrast intervention. (bvsalud.org)

In this latest edition, specific learning disorder (SLD) is the umbrella term for mathematics, reading, and written expression disorders. (medscape.com)
Rather than limiting learning disorders to diagnoses particular to reading, mathematics and written expression, the criteria describe shortcomings in general academic skills and provide detailed specifiers for the areas of reading, mathematics, and written expression. (medscape.com)

I invited successful former students with unconventional learning profiles (those with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences), to speak about the tools and strategies that they use to help them thrive in the upper grades. (edweek.org)
Black students make up 26 percent of the district's students and, according to data from ProPublica , are on average 2.2 grades behind their white peers. (edweek.org)
This summer, the Summer Reading Program focused on two main texts - Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson for grades 3-5 and March: Book One by John Lewis for grades 6-8. (usfca.edu)
Students in grades 1-2 received The Other Side, a picture book by Jacqueline Woodson. (usfca.edu)
At grades 4 and 8, average scores and the percentages of students performing at or above Basic were higher in 2005 than in any previous assessment year both for students who were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch and for those who were not eligible. (nationsreportcard.gov)
Children in fourth and eighth grades in Defense Department schools have once again turned in strong performances on a national assessment of reading and math. (militarytimes.com)
But in DoDEA schools, all the students in the designated grades take the test that particular year. (militarytimes.com)
This study had the participation of 98 elementary school students (3rd to 5th grades) of two public schools located in the interior of São Paulo. (bvsalud.org)

Older students need to practice reading aloud, and they need to be taught how to do it. (edutopia.org)
Where appropriate, the University will notify and consult with affected students in advance about any changes that are required in line with the University's policy on the Approval of Modifications to Existing Taught Programmes of Study . (york.ac.uk)
To stop this trend from continuing, students are being taught that reading can be fun--really. (scholarships.com)
As a teacher, when a rising second grade student can be filled with such joy for reading, I know that a lifelong passion for reading is being fostered," explains Savanna Susnow who taught in the reading program this summer. (usfca.edu)

I often hear teachers, parents, and students make implicit or explicit comments that reflect a bias against audiobooks. (edweek.org)
Students feel it as they laboriously read, and teachers feel it when we hear them read. (edutopia.org)
The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), more simply called The Nation's Report Card, cites evidence that only 33 percent of fourth graders in the U.S. can read at a proficient level or higher-despite the exhaustive efforts of elementary school teachers. (edutopia.org)
When this occurs, concerns about fairness often center on preventing cheating and on treating every student equally as teachers work to maintain what they see as a fair competition for the grade commodity. (edutopia.org)
During this block, teachers grouped students according to their assessed needs. (edutopia.org)
Teachers regrouped their students according to recent data, identifying two updated areas for instructional focus and setting new short-term growth goals. (edutopia.org)
Parents and teachers were present for the event as well, watching as the young students enjoyed activities including a slotted-spoon relay, virtual cupcake creation, and more. (ucf.edu)
The program is an important learning opportunity for both students and teachers. (usfca.edu)
The supplemental program included reading, speaking, and writing activities for students and training for teachers. (ed.gov)
The dedication and hard work of our teachers and administrators, along with the implementation of a rigorous College and Career Ready Curriculum, improved on the already impressive performance by DoDEA students on the 2017 NAEP . (militarytimes.com)
At the end of the month, the teachers gifted each student in their class a book of their own to honor how they gave of themselves for others. (ptleader.com)
We grow through feedback and an understanding that the quality of our work is a reflection of what we are learning, but the shift to remote learning this spring disrupted a lot of the tools teachers were used to using to evaluate student growth. (inspiredteaching.org)
Lead teachers are assigned whenever students are given a Read Naturally Live license. (readnaturally.com)
Concept-Oriented Reading Instruction (CORI) was developed in 1993 by Dr. John T. Guthrie with a team of elementary teachers and graduate students. (wikipedia.org)
Books, educational videos, websites, and other supplemental materials were used to aid students' learning and teachers' instruction. (wikipedia.org)
Teachers, coaches, and other school staff should know the symptoms of asthma and what to do if a student has an asthma attack. (medlineplus.gov)
Along with the artful detail, his cast of characters (teachers, students, models, homemakers) was loaded with nuances bestowed by the illustrator's genius. (cdc.gov)
There was a wish for a common gathering place for the city's students, and the Academic Society was founded by the nations together with a few younger teachers at the university. (lu.se)

Following calls from student activists to introduce 'trigger warnings' to the school curriculum in Victoria, Australia, the state government has announced that it will screen books, films and plays which include 'unsuitable' material. (spiked-online.com)
PHOENIX - New statistics show a higher average of Arizona elementary school students are showing up to school underprepared than in the rest of the country. (ktar.com)
Our own data reveal the pandemic's toll on education in other ways, including increases in students seeking mental health services , absenteeism , school violence and disruption , cyberbullying , and nationwide teacher and staff shortages . (freebeacon.com)
On average, striving students using DreamBox Reading with fidelity achieve 2.5 years of growth in one school year. (dreambox.com)
This fall, it'll partner with the Waterloo Community School District for help identifying students who would benefit from the Freedom School program. (edweek.org)
There is very little exposure to books in the home and in schools, and many children do chores to supplement family income after school, so they have no time to read. (ipsnews.net)
Though most festivities were aimed at the elementary and middle school crowd, plenty of high school students joined in to encourage the young and old to read on a regular basis. (scholarships.com)
o High school cheerleaders and athletes from Hamler, Ohio who challenged students to become active readers by leading them in reading spirit cheers. (scholarships.com)
o A Washington County event in which all elementary, middle and high school students read every day for a week. (scholarships.com)
In addition to a skit performed by students from a high school drama class, prizes were awarded to the 100th person who entered the library. (scholarships.com)
o The foreign language event in which students from Edmond Santa Fe High School translated and read "The Cat in the Hat" and "Green Eggs and Ham" in three different languages-English, Spanish and Latin. (scholarships.com)
Dr. Lee-Anne Spalding, lecturer in the School of Teaching, Learning, and Leadership coordinated this year's event at UCF, with dozens of students from 3 area schools participating. (ucf.edu)
It is a well known fact that children and teenagers need to keep on reading for pleasure during the summer in order to sustain the abilities and skills they have acquired throughout the school year. (maltatoday.com.mt)
Therefore it is our responsibility to encourage our children and teenagers to read as many books as possible, even once school has ended. (maltatoday.com.mt)
Research shows that students who read over the summer do better in school and that students who do not read over the summer demonstrate up to two months of academic loss. (maltatoday.com.mt)
It's a Wednesday evening in the middle of summer and Stuart Hall High School in San Francisco is filled with the excited voices of elementary and middle school students. (usfca.edu)
Established in 2007, the Summer Reading Program is a partnership between the University of San Francisco School of Education Master of Arts in Teaching Reading (MATR) program, Mo' MAGIC , a non-profit that serves the Western Addition community of San Francisco, and Heart-to-Heart, a program of the Schools of the Sacred Heart in San Francisco. (usfca.edu)
It is a great lesson because this is how reading and writing should be throughout the school year. (usfca.edu)
Says Hong, "I believe that [the program] helps to create another strong community of students and families that may not attend the same school, but have similar goals - to keep their kids reading and learning throughout the summer while also having a meaningful and fun memory to look back on. (usfca.edu)
First- and second-year MD program students have partnered for two years with Sisters in STEM and recently expanded their work with the Reading Science Center program, which encourages elementary- and middle-school girls to study science. (drexel.edu)
Earlier this year, MD program students hosted Sisters in STEM at the West Reading Campus for a day of hands-on lessons in medicine, marking the girls' first visit to the medical school. (drexel.edu)
MD program students from the Student National Medical Association (SNMA) helped make the field trip a success, as did students involved in Cutting Edge Anatomy, an extracurricular group pairing medical students with school-aged aspiring physicians for mentorship. (drexel.edu)
Other MD students work with Sisters in STEM throughout the year, as part of the hands-on learning and community engagement that is a pillar of the College of Medicine's first- and second-year medical school curriculum . (drexel.edu)
Thus, the group included students currently classified by their schools as English learners, students formerly classified as English learners, and students who speak another language(s) at home and were English proficient when they entered school. (newswise.com)
Despite the downsides of No Child Left Behind, the substantial recent progress of multilingual students demonstrated in our research suggests that the bundle of various policies and practices at the federal, state, district, and school levels may have together been more beneficial than harmful," said Kieffer. (newswise.com)
I'm a senior in high school and today I was on the Internet reading Fox News, and my teacher came up behind me and found out I was reading Fox News and yelled at me in front of the whole class and said I was not allowed to read Fox News in class, that I'm only allowed to read BBC and stuff of that nature. (rushlimbaugh.com)
Our Reading Tool Wizard can quickly help you identify reading tools based on the devices your students have access to at school and home. (bookshare.org)
The DoDEA average score was 250, up 1 point from 2017, and 10 points higher than the average of 240 for public school students. (militarytimes.com)
The DoDEA average score was 280, the same as the 2017 math average score, and 18 points higher than the average of 262 for public school students. (militarytimes.com)
Camilla Duchess Of Cornwall spent time at the Griffin Primary School in Nine Elms, London on Tuesday, June 22, to celebrate the opening of the new "Life-changing Library" and even did a bit of reading with the gifted group of students along with Waterstones Children's Laureate and author, Cressida Cowell . (okmagazine.com)
During this school year, has any student bullied you? (cdc.gov)

We teach about the positive aspects and contributions of African Americans and we do that because if you're working with kids and they're reading about people who look like them, who have done spectacular things in the world, it's a self-motivation," Stokes said. (edweek.org)
Explore reading basics as well as the key role of background knowledge and motivation in becoming a lifelong reader and learner. (readingrockets.org)
Dyslexia is traditionally defined as an unexpected difficulty learning to read despite adequate intelligence, motivation, and educational opportunities. (medscape.com)

The Victorian Curriculum Assessment Authority (VCAA) has already identified texts that, regardless of their literary merit, it views as unsuitable for students. (spiked-online.com)
Bring texts you need to read or a text that you are working on and be prepared to get a lot of work done! (lu.se)
Here you will find three texts on accessibility: a handbook for teaching staff, a research article, and an interview with student Malin, who shares her experience of studying at Lund University with dyslexia. (lu.se)

At the West Reading Campus, Sisters in STEM participants worked with MD program students to complete patient simulations, had lessons on thoracic anatomy and the circulatory system, and gained opportunities to practice, checking each other's heartbeats and blood pressure. (drexel.edu)
However, the authors note that an abundance of policy and practice changes affecting multilingual students implemented during the time period studied could have contributed to the closing of the academic gap. (newswise.com)
In this course the learning rationale is that the students go from theory to practice. (lu.se)
Please note that, if admitted to exchange studies, you are still required to take our mandatory course Asian Studies: Methodology in Practice (7.5 credits) which will be offered online for students away on exchange studies. (lu.se)

Helping English learners and economically disadvantaged students read as well as their more advantaged peers is a struggle for many schools. (ed.gov)
The exception is the Asian/Pacific Islander group, where DoDEA students scored lower than their peers in all but eighth-grade reading, where they scored a point higher, at 282. (militarytimes.com)
Each group will meet with the same peers and student discussion leader. (ucsb.edu)
The framework emphasized five phases of reading instruction in a content domain: observing and personalizing, searching and retrieving, comprehending and integrating, communicating to others, and interacting with peers to construct meaning. (wikipedia.org)

Or graduate students, for that matter. (thestranger.com)

About 40 percent of fourth graders are scoring below basic in their reading skills and probably 70 percent or more are below grade level at the start of fourth grade in their reading skills," said Doctor Laura Bailet, operation vice president of Nemours BrightStart. (ktar.com)

The Doctoral and Researcher College is the University of Reading's hub for doctoral students, based in a dedicated building on Whiteknights Campus. (reading.ac.uk)
It provides advice, training, study facilities and professional development for all doctoral students at the University. (reading.ac.uk)

Once a child is significantly behind in reading, it becomes harder and harder to catch up," she said. (ktar.com)
The Associated Press reported last month that after two years of virtual and hybrid learning, many students are significantly less prepared for college. (freebeacon.com)
In 2005, a report published by the National Education Association (NEA) revealed that reading frequency dropped significantly for people of all ages. (scholarships.com)
Of the 89 respondents, female students used a significantly greater number of words than did male students and their assignments had significantly lower Flesch reading ease scores. (who.int)
Male students had significantly lower odds of using references (OR 0.04) and higher odds of making punctuation and grammar mistakes (OR 2.63 and 3.91 respectively). (who.int)

My students are learners of English (EFL) so I thought the language and the topic were appropriate. (mitchalbom.com)

Reading Like a Lawyer: Time-Saving Strategies for Reading Law Like an Expert by Ruth Ann McKinney. (washburnlaw.edu)
Century's Reading/Student Success Department offers quality courses designed to assist students to develop and use effective reading, writing, and college success strategies making students more effective, efficient, and successful in college and beyond. (century.edu)
CORI provides explicit instruction in reading strategies, such a questioning, activating background knowledge, searching for information, summarizing, and synthesizing information in order to communicate with others. (wikipedia.org)

On the Student Level Reports (Recent) page, use column filters and the Search by Group menu to narrow the list of students displayed. (readnaturally.com)

Bookshare, a free service, and Learning Ally, a subscription service, are organizations that provide audiobooks to students who have a diagnosed reading difficulty. (edweek.org)
Students log in to the Bookshare website or the reading tool of their choice with the username and password assigned by their teacher and view their assigned books and Reading Lists. (bookshare.org)
For students using computers or Chromebooks, Bookshare Reader is the fastest and easiest way to read a book directly in an Internet browser. (bookshare.org)

Teaching and assessment aim to encourage innovation and collaboration and will encourage students to explore a variety of critical methods and readings. (york.ac.uk)
The NAEP is the only nationally representative and continuing assessment of what students know and can do in various subject areas. (militarytimes.com)

The young students participated in reading this year's book, "Bunny Cakes" by author Roseamary Wells, then worked their way through eight baking activity stations. (ucf.edu)
This year's reading and math assessments were administered in schools between Jan. 28 and March 8. (militarytimes.com)

For students, the program offers an opportunity to enhance reading engagement during the summer, a time of year when students typically experience learning loss. (usfca.edu)

And while average NAEP scores of students in the Department of Defense Education Activity mostly increased compared with the scores in 2017, the national average scores mostly decreased. (militarytimes.com)
Eighth-graders scored second highest in the nation in math, tied with New Jersey students with a score of 292, but down 1 point from the score of 293 in 2017. (militarytimes.com)

In the past few years, I started teaching my own 11th graders how to read aloud. (edutopia.org)
DoDEA's fourth-graders scored highest in the nation in reading. (militarytimes.com)
As for eighth-graders, 41 percent of students scored at or above the proficient level in math, compared to the national average of 33 percent. (militarytimes.com)

Another shares how when she asks students to read louder, they nod but continue in the same soft, monotonous voice. (edutopia.org)

The student group intends to circulate a petition on campus to have it removed or labeled propaganda. (reason.com)
I doubt that this was intentional, but it does present an apt metaphor for the perceived value of journalism - especially student journalism - on Georgetown's campus. (thehoya.com)
An easy solution would have been to move the stand to the other side of the fence, where the papers would be accessible to students, but like attitudes toward journalism on campus, this simple fix appears to be an afterthought. (thehoya.com)
Students can participate or cheer on the Century College Wood Ducks Athletic programs, become active members and leaders on campus or take advantage of campus recreational activities and art and theatre experiences. (century.edu)

In 2022 the average reading score for nine-year-old students declined 5 points from 2020, the largest drop since 1990. (freebeacon.com)

Nine-year-old students' reading and math scores have dropped dramatically over the last two years, according to a new report from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), a branch of the Department of Education. (freebeacon.com)
We sought grade level proficiency for every student, and we expected at least one year of growth for every student as well. (edutopia.org)
Since joining The Hoya the fall of my first year at Georgetown, I have heard over and over again that I am wasting my time working for a student newspaper with little readership. (thehoya.com)
Bring DreamBox math and reading programs to your district, and ensure your students start the year right. (dreambox.com)
In its first year, the program went from three of its students reading at grade level to 11, Stokes said. (edweek.org)
Last year the program managed to break a world record as nearly 2.5 million adults and children worldwide participated in reading activities. (ucf.edu)
Not only did the children get to enjoy a morning of educational activities, but the CEDHP students were able to work with young children who, this time next year, will be in kindergarten at our local schools. (ucf.edu)
Wendy Abell, teacher at Tuskawilla Presbyterian Preschool, was also glad for the opportunity to take part in Read for the Record this year. (ucf.edu)
Drawing on Index on Censorship magazine's more than 40-year-archive, this reading list compiles articles looking at the relationship between comedy and censorship, including a recent piece by Samm Farai Monro aka Comrade Fatso, founder of Zambezi News , Zimbabwe's leading satirical news programme. (indexoncensorship.org)
The study, conducted by Michael J. Kieffer, an associate professor at New York University, and Karen D. Thompson, an assistant professor at Oregon State University, found that reading and math scores for multilingual students improved at two to three times the rate for English-only students over a 12-year period. (newswise.com)
In the year 2094, exchange students don't just come from other countries, they also rocket in from other planets. (readingrants.org)
16 year old Daria isn't too happy about having to share her home with just such an alien student named Fen from the planet Chela. (readingrants.org)
Ms. Murray said that many Black students learned online this past year, giving their families a unique window into classrooms. (theglobeandmail.com)
Among them, students attending in-person could have benefitted from smaller class sizes "given their overrepresentation in schools that had much higher amounts … of students choosing to go to virtual schools this past year. (theglobeandmail.com)
Each year, nearly 1,000 students apply for a Century College Foundation scholarship. (century.edu)
While we awarded over 200 scholarships last year, many students are left empty-handed. (century.edu)
Opportunity for most students to take English Composition 1 by their first or second year. (century.edu)
Each year, the Century College Foundation awards more than $300,000 in scholarships to Century College students involved in several areas of study. (century.edu)
These agreements help students transfer to four-year institutions. (century.edu)
Rocking a chic Burberry jacket and a collared navy shirt dress adorned with multicolored feathers, the 72-year-old continued the celebration along with the students at an adorable picnic lunch in St. James Park located in South London. (okmagazine.com)
Diversity in medical schools increased last year, with more Black, Hispanic, and female students applying and enrolling. (medscape.com)
Summing up the stressful first days of the new year four happy students and one just as happy coach could state that they probably are pretty good at case solving. (lu.se)
The participating students in Molson are very well trained and often start their training in the teams a year before the competition is on and therefore know each other well. (lu.se)
This study evaluated the scientific writing skills of students finishing their preparatory year of a bachelor of dentistry programme in Saudi Arabia. (who.int)
A cross-sectional study was conducted in 2014-15 among first-year dental students at the University of Dammam. (who.int)
One course of scientific writing in the preparatory year may not be enough to develop adequate writing skills among undergraduate dental students. (who.int)

Similarly, Sam might believe that he can't include audiobooks on his independent reading record for his teacher because he didn't actually read them. (edweek.org)
In my 11th-grade English course, a student volunteered to read aloud, and I overheard another student mutter in admiration, "Damn, she reads like the teacher. (edutopia.org)
Either they read silently, or the teacher reads aloud to them. (edutopia.org)
Co-founders Nikole Hannah-Jones, the creator of the 1619 Project , a New York Times endeavor focused on slavery and its connections with U.S. history, and Sheritta Stokes, a 5th grade teacher in the district, saw that students were struggling to read during their Zoom classes when schools went virtual in 2020. (edweek.org)
Adds teacher Trisha Hong, "as a teacher, this program challenges us to get creative and make reading and writing as engaging as possible. (usfca.edu)
It describes a method, called Memory Foundations for Reading, that can be used by a parent with a single child or a teacher with a group and which helps children use many senses to recall letter sounds. (readingrockets.org)
RUSH: So you're reading Fox News, the teacher comes up and spots that, says, 'You can't read that! (rushlimbaugh.com)
Read to Feed gives our students the unique opportunity to experience making a difference in our world," said teacher Maxine Peirson. (ptleader.com)
While a student is expected to follow the Wonder-Experiment-Learn Cycle, the teacher joins them on the learning journey while following their own cycle of Observe-Plan-Instigate . (inspiredteaching.org)
Staff members in the Teacher role can create student level reports for students for whom they are the lead teacher. (readnaturally.com)
What happens when four students, unexperienced in case solving, come together with their teacher and coach and in a very short time get an intense training with the goal to win the largest case competition in the world of its kind? (lu.se)

For a complete listing of courses which transfer from Reading Area Community College, please visit this webpage . (millersville.edu)

Working so closely with three of my colleagues brought a new level of understanding for student development and professional development that would not have been possible otherwise. (usfca.edu)
Our findings suggest that a wide variety of changes related to No Child Left Behind, as well as other state- and district-level policies and practices, may have moved schools in a positive direction in serving multilingual students," said Kieffer. (newswise.com)
The data, contained in a June report to trustees, showed that 66 per cent of Black students achieved at or above Level 3 in reading - the provincial standard, which is equivalent to a B grade - in their January report cards. (theglobeandmail.com)
In reading, 49 percent scored at or above the proficient level, and 15 points above the nationwide average of 34 percent. (militarytimes.com)
In reading, 52 percent scored at the proficient level or higher, compared to 32 percent nationwide. (militarytimes.com)
Level Summary report - a tabular summary of results for each story a student has passed at a given Read Naturally Live level, including cold- and hot-timing results, number of practices, quiz results, and more. (readnaturally.com)
Word List Graph -a graph showing the rate at which a selected student read the word list for each story the student completed in a specified level. (readnaturally.com)
Click Student Level Reports (Recent) to include as many as three recent levels for each student in the report. (readnaturally.com)
Click Student Level Reports (Archived) to generate a report for a single level for a single student. (readnaturally.com)
On the Student Level Reports (Archived) page, click the Generate button for the student whose report you want to generate. (readnaturally.com)
On the Student Level Report (Recent) page, you can choose the number of levels on which to report for multiple students. (readnaturally.com)
CTE programs at the post-secondary level train approximately 78,000 students annually, and their graduates are more likely than apprentices to begin their careers in residential construction, where the small size of most firms means they are less likely to have strong safety programs. (cdc.gov)

Similar findings have been reported in Melanesian countries throughout the southwest Pacific region: in 2011, ASPBAE surveyed 1,475 people aged over 15 years in the Shefa Province of the South Pacific nation of Vanuatu, and discovered that while 85 percent declared they could read and write a simple letter in the official languages of Bislama, French or English, individual testing confirmed that only 27.6 percent were literate. (ipsnews.net)
Between 2003 and 2015, the gap in fourth- and eighth-grade reading and math scores between multilingual and English-only speakers closed considerably, according to a study published online in Educational Researcher , a peer-reviewed journal of the American Educational Research Association. (newswise.com)
While all students' scores improved during this time-and scores were still higher, on average, for English-only students in 2015-the gap between English-only and multilingual students in fourth grade had closed by 24 percent in reading and 37 percent in math since 2003. (newswise.com)
For the study, multilingual students were identified as students who reported speaking another language or languages other than English at home. (newswise.com)
The retreat is held in English, but you are welcome to read or write in whatever language you like. (lu.se)
Students were asked to write a 150-word English language assignment that was analysed for writing statistics and problems using Microsoft Word and plagiarism detection software. (who.int)

Teaching staff at Lund University are required to make their course materials accessible to all students, including those with learning difficulties due to a disability or other reasons. (lu.se)
In 1830 there was about 400 students in Lund. (lu.se)
Lund University is ranked as one of the top twenty universities in Europe for student exchange. (lu.se)
To go abroad as an exchange student means that you are studying at one of Lund University's partner universities for one semester of your training, a partner university is a university that Lund University has cooperation and exchange agreements with. (lu.se)
You must be an active student and registered for full-time studies at Lund University at the time of application. (lu.se)

GW's student newspaper, The Hatchet , reports that "the organization will host teach-ins about the consequences of fascism and advocate internationalism, a political ideology similar to socialism that believes all people should unite to advance common interests. (reason.com)
To explicitly teach prosody, to expose and break the code, I've used excerpts from The Science of Learning Blog and Reading Rockets . (edutopia.org)
Alternatively, a specialist could co-teach a group, or work one-on-one with individual students. (edutopia.org)
This activity, based on The Girl Who Thought in Pictures, is a great way to teach students how to create a mental image of the words they are reading. (teachingexpertise.com)

Students can also read books with a compatible app on a tablet or smartphone, or on many assistive technology devices. (bookshare.org)

Bookshare's audiobooks can pair with reading tools like Voice Dream Reader, which delivers highlighted text with synthesized voices, while Learning Ally uses human voices to deliver its content. (edweek.org)
The more efficiently and automatically the student uses basic writing mechanics (capitalization, punctuation, spelling, letter form, sentence structure), the easier it will be to focus on the content (the expression and organization of ideas). (readingrockets.org)

Maybe even though I'm struggling with reading, I just want to learn about this person, so I'm going to read this book… And before I know it my test scores and my reading scores are higher than they were and I didn't even notice that it happened. (edweek.org)
Stokes said the district will also provide the program with test scores and other student data to help those students grow. (edweek.org)
He noted that DoDEA students had the highest scores among black and Hispanic students of any state or jurisdiction, resulting in the smallest statistical gaps in average score between white and black or white and Hispanic students on the NAEP. (militarytimes.com)
DoDEA students' average scores ranged from 10 to 18 points higher than most of the corresponding national scores. (militarytimes.com)

Some even argue that listening to books should not be confused with reading at all. (edweek.org)
I'm fine having Sam listen to audiobooks in the car, but I want him reading real books the rest of the time," a parent might say. (edweek.org)
The Students' Front is calling for the banning of two books from the school's Gelman Library. (reason.com)
You may find the books and sources below interesting to read during your leisure time. (washburnlaw.edu)
If you were to introduce a few must-read books/papers in the field of health care management/policy, what were those be? (blogspot.com)
I have yet to read any books in the health care management field that are worth reading through in their entirety. (blogspot.com)
I think Atul Gawande's Complications and Tracy Kidder's Mountains Beyond Mountains are both great books about the subtleties and difficulties of providing healthcare (although if you're interested in health policy at all you've probably already read them). (blogspot.com)
The program is entirely tuition-free and provides students with 30 books to take home to encourage them to read on their own. (edweek.org)
Those students who read for fun outperform those who do not and students read more when they can choose their own books. (maltatoday.com.mt)
We believe that reading at least five books over the summer can prevent academic loss. (maltatoday.com.mt)
For this campaign to be a success, students need to have access to books. (maltatoday.com.mt)
I am convinced that it is important to challenge students to read at least five books in summer. (maltatoday.com.mt)
Prizes by way of books will be awarded to a number of students. (maltatoday.com.mt)
Now we are planning to read the other books from Mitch in the class. (mitchalbom.com)
Now that you have assigned books to your students, show them how to find their assigned books and read them on the device of their choice. (bookshare.org)
The work was also interactive, she said, with students sharing their written thoughts on the books they read. (theglobeandmail.com)
I like going to concerts and festivals, and finding new books to read. (inspiredteaching.org)
I haven't and won't read Fun Home, though mostly because I haven't read comic books since I was a child and not much then. (thestranger.com)

They also need explicit instruction on the elements of prosody to develop metacognition around what good reading sounds like. (edutopia.org)

Leonard Read is a member of The Foundation staff. (githubusercontent.com)

The module will encourage students on this module to produce writing which understands and critically evaluates the work of a single writer producing his work in significant historical and cultural contexts. (york.ac.uk)
In light of these benefits to academic performance, this summer the Ministry for Education and Employment is launching the campaign 'Aqra fis-Sajf' in order to encourage all students to read as much as possible. (maltatoday.com.mt)
If you wanted to encourage more and more people to read Fun Home, you did precisely the right thing. (thestranger.com)
Encourage the student to participate in PE. (medlineplus.gov)

As many of our research students have little prior knowledge in atmospheric or oceanic sciences, the first two terms are normally partly occupied with a selection of master's courses. (reading.ac.uk)
Towards the end of the EMP master's program, students are given the task to apply the knowledge and tools that they have gained in the theoretical courses on real-life projects, in a six week long course and in collaboration with companies. (lu.se)
As a student in the Master's Programme in Asian Studies, you can apply to go abroad as an exchange student for one semester. (lu.se)

According to Nemours BrightStart, which helps students with reading skills, roughly two out of every five fourth-grade students in Arizona are far below where they should be in reading ability. (ktar.com)
Students in the US averaged 1.58 grade levels of math growth. (dreambox.com)

The Internationalist Students' Front , a new organization at George Washington University, seeks to "oppose nationalism across the world and contest popular narratives about U.S. foreign policy. (reason.com)
Drexel University College of Medicine at Tower Health is building connections with future physicians and scientists in the Reading, Pa. (drexel.edu)
Students and academics can browse the Index magazine archive in thousands of university libraries via Sage Journals. (indexoncensorship.org)
This is an extension of remarks presented on April 4, 1950 before the students taking the course in "Comparative Economic Systems" at the University of Pittsburgh. (githubusercontent.com)
Carl James, a professor at York University who has extensively studied anti-Black racism in education, said that while the TDSB data are encouraging, they require more work to understand from students what their situations were that allowed more of them to climb in their reading levels. (theglobeandmail.com)
The Supreme Court ruling stems from a lawsuit by the Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina. (medscape.com)
The University of Rhode Island has also realized students can learn a thing or two from the undead. (cdc.gov)

The study compared the average reading performance of the two groups to assess the program's effectiveness. (ed.gov)
Although the study found that multilingual students are achieving at higher levels now than in the past, a limitation of NAEP data is that it does not allow researchers to determine why this is the case. (newswise.com)
A Reading & Study Skills Center staffed with professional and student workers. (century.edu)
The objective of this study was to examine synthetic cannabinoid use among collegiate student-athletes. (who.int)
This study used a literature review, review of existing standards (including OSHA's 10-hour construction course), focus groups with subject matter experts, and an expert advisory group to identify core competencies and key elements needed to improve CTE students' preparation to stay safe on the job. (cdc.gov)
Your studies abroad as an exchange student can be credited in your exam and does not prolong the total study length. (lu.se)

Let students evaluate and trust the sources. (edutopia.org)
The US Supreme Court ruled Thursday that using race as a factor in college admissions is unconstitutional, rolling back more than 40 years of affirmative action standards and changing how medical schools evaluate applicants to attract students from diverse backgrounds. (medscape.com)

Does decoding add value to the reading experience, or is it merely a delivery system? (edweek.org)
Jenn Froehlich, mother of one of the preschoolers taking part in Read for the Record, was impressed with the experience. (ucf.edu)

Students who require help in reading are attending Klabbsajf and following a guided reading programme. (maltatoday.com.mt)
La présente étude a évalué les compétences rédactionnelles scientifiques des étudiants en fin d'année préparatoire du programme d'études dentaires en Arabie saoudite. (who.int)

Difficulties with fluent word reading can stem from different underlying causes. (mass.edu)

The etiology of reading disorders has been shown to involve disruption of phonemic processing. (medscape.com)

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