Served as an administrator and coach for Fast ForWord, a reading intervention program designed to
increase reading comprehension and fluency through auditory processing and as a facilitator of the Crittenton Community School Building Level Team, District Level Team and Local Professional Development Committee.
Our research - based, classroom - tested learning program is proven to increase vocabulary retention scores by 43 % and
increase reading comprehension for ELL students by 46.5 %.
Accuracy, speed, and fluency in reading
increase reading comprehension.
Eighth grade teachers can import word study lists to assign interactive games and activities to students that will provide practice with words students need to know to
increase reading comprehension and to help close the vocabulary gaps.
Context clues can significantly
increase reading comprehension.
Results demonstrated
increased reading comprehension scores (which persisted six months later) compared with a control group.
Increasing Reading Comprehension and Engagement Through Concept - Oriented Reading Instruction
Using findings from a study of 545 teachers in 33 schools in Maryland, they found that when students had more opportunities to read and teachers integrated literacy instruction in the content areas, the result was
increased reading comprehension, conceptual knowledge, problem - solving skills in science, and motivation to read.
Some samples of teaching accomplishments include: Implemented reading intervention programs and performed state assessments to enhance the learning process, resulting in
increased reading comprehension.
Not exact matches
Misdiagnosis commonly happens when students start learning to
read in the first and second grades, and as English - language learners continue through the grade levels, the demand for the application of such executive control processes such as working memory and language
increases as
reading comprehension requirements become more complex.
Storytelling has a wealth of benefits for young people, and has been shown to enhance speaking and listening skills, and
increase early literacy and promote
reading comprehension skills.
Encourage students to have a conversation with the text by jotting notes on the text while
reading — this keeps students engaged and often
increases comprehension.
With
increased instruction in academic language, and
increased attention to understanding of morphology and connectives, Lesaux hopes to close the gap between students»
reading skills and their
comprehension.
Students with dyslexia can be remediated with evidence - based, Structured Literacy programs delivered by teachers trained in
reading instruction to
increase accuracy,
reading fluency, and text
comprehension.
What they found was that
reading comprehension and speed
increased...
As research has shown,
increasing the pace at which a student can
read text silently fosters
increased comprehension over time.
What they found was that
reading comprehension and speed
increased significantly for many students when they
read short lines — one to three words per line — on a small - screen electronic device like an iPod Touch or smartphone.
The «Art» of
Comprehension If it wasn't for Howard Gardner's multiple - intelligence theory, educator Max Fischer might never have seen how art can be used to increase student comprehension of content read
Comprehension If it wasn't for Howard Gardner's multiple - intelligence theory, educator Max Fischer might never have seen how art can be used to
increase student
comprehension of content read
comprehension of content
reading material.
The benefits of
reading with an explicit plan for engagement,
comprehension, and memory include greater class comfort and participation, greater understanding of what is
read,
increased memory of the text, and a reduction in the amount of rereading or review needed for test time.
Motivating students with texts that resonate with their personal interests and identities will
increase their investment, leading to greater exposure to words, greater vocabulary acquisition, and more frequent use of
reading strategies — three cornerstones of
comprehension.
The included
comprehension exercises are designed to teach students to better understand what they
read, to follow directions, and to
increase their critical thinking.
During his presentation, he shared a video of seventh grade Latino boys in which they appeared bored during a
reading comprehension lesson when they were asked to make sense of a passage in English; however, when asked to translate the same passage into Spanish their level of engagement
increased markedly.
If it wasn't for Howard Gardner's multiple - intelligence theory, educator Max Fischer might never have seen how art can be used to
increase student
comprehension of content
reading material.
Covers staves 1 - 5 and includes all handouts, presentations, worksheets, a 5 week scheme of work and answer sheets covering a variety of activities designed to
increase vocabulary, assist with spelling,
reading comprehension and creative writing working as a group and individually.
In order to
increase comprehension and the key details of a
reading, this graphic organizer has students identify these topics, locate the page and section it was identified from, and elaborate on the textual evidence they are using to support their claim.
Since oral language and vocabulary are so connected to
reading comprehension, the most disadvantaged children face
increased challenges once they enter school and start learning to
read.
Research also tells us that familiarity with domain knowledge
increases fluency, broadens vocabulary (you can pick up words in context), and enables deeper
reading and listening
comprehension.
All high school graduates are facing an
increased need for a high degree of literacy, but
reading comprehension outcomes are not improving.
Developed by
reading expert Dr. Edward Fry this book focuses on
increasing students»
comprehension, word study, and language mechanics skills.
The long - term outcomes of
reading — improved
reading comprehension ability,
increased knowledge, and engagement with the text — are of the greatest direct relevance to educators.
The programs seek to help ninth - grade students learn and employ the strategies used by proficient readers, improve their
comprehension skills, and
increase their motivation to
read more and to enjoy what they
read.
States interested in using ESSA to
increase reading ability while also creating more coherent educational systems could follow this idea to its logical conclusion: creating state - wide sequences — and sequence - based
reading comprehension assessments — for grades 3 — 8.
We know that one route to learning vocabulary and world knowledge is through
reading: Children who learn to
read early on
read considerably more than their peers who are still struggling to decode, and through
reading they learn things that
increase their text
comprehension (Juel, 1994; Stanovich, 1986).
An independent study conducted by McREL International shows how well these features and methods work: ELL students using VocabularySpellingCity in class had a 46.5 %
increase in
reading comprehension compared to peers not using the program.
Wright said the revised
reading standards and SOL tests schools are implementing this year place
increased emphasis on vocabulary and
comprehension.
Thanks in part to the Common Core State Standards, but also to the
increasing emphasis in education on adequately preparing students for college and careers,
reading comprehension has become increasingly important in the non-ELA content areas like math, science, and social studies.
Increasing engaged
reading time from less than 15 minutes to more than 30 minutes had almost no impact on Student Growth Percentile (SGP) gains if literal
comprehension remained low.
For students in this group, focusing on
increasing comprehension would be a better option than simply
reading for longer at the same low level of
comprehension.
We would guess that the relationship between
comprehension and
reading is not a simple causal one, but more intertwined — improved
comprehension skills may inspire a student to spend more time
reading, while an
increase in engaged
reading time may help students hone and improve newly learned
comprehension skills.
The results showed that both approaches significantly improved students» literacy skills, but one framework that utilized authentic texts and implemented specific
reading strategies did more to improve students»
reading comprehension and vocabulary and
increase literacy in high school CTE classrooms.
I encourage my students to
read books on their level to
increase their
reading ability, fluency, and
comprehension.
This webinar provided participants an opportunity to identify the opportunities of SRCLP program to
increase language and literacy skills of young children and improve practice of educators; share evidence - based research to improve
reading comprehension of children preschool to third grade; and discuss considerations for state leaders in designing policy and professional learning to
increase effectiveness of early language and literacy instruction, particularly for dual language learners, and children with special needs.
Repeated
reading is a strategic approach designed to
increase reading fluency and
comprehension.
Introduction to Literature emphasizes
reading comprehension strategies,
increasing and expanding vocabulary and its
comprehension in context, making connections to literature, and analyzing the author's craft.
Interactive
Read Aloud is a
reading comprehension strategy in which a teacher actively engages students in repeatedly
reading a single text, incrementally
increasing the rigor of the
readings in order to support students in reaching deeper levels of
comprehension.
Failure Free
Reading is a nationally recognized reading intervention that will help your student achieve success in reading by increasing their vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and conf
Reading is a nationally recognized
reading intervention that will help your student achieve success in reading by increasing their vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and conf
reading intervention that will help your student achieve success in
reading by increasing their vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and conf
reading by
increasing their vocabulary, fluency,
comprehension, and confidence!
Increasing first graders»
reading accuracy and
comprehension by accelerating their
reading rates.
Through this partnership with Dr. Fisher, Achieve3000 is taking the best research from Dr. Fisher's book Visible Learning for Literacy, cowritten with Dr. John Hattie and Dr. Nancy Frey, to accelerate student learning with a new instructional model called
Read - Discuss -
Read, designed to
increase student
comprehension through repeated
readings, classroom discussion, and debate.
Music has a positive influence on the development of young adults, including
increasing the capacity of the memory, sharpening the concentration, fostering self - expression, promoting social skills and improving
reading and
comprehension skills.
Only ten minutes of daily independent practice through VocabularySpellingCity has proven effective in
increasing vocabulary retention and
reading comprehension!