Sentences with phrase «reader report reading»

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During Olympics, Tyee keeps up its hard - nosed reporting and mixes wry commentary and reader - supplied photos for a widely read daily feature called The People's Podium.

We hope our readers will find the report as interesting and beneficial as we have — we actually think it is well worth reading regardless of whether one is active in the cryptocurrency markets.

Readers of this blog will have hopefully read my report «The big banks big secret» Â which examines the $ 114 billion that Canada's banks received during the 2008 - 09 financial crisis.

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«Finally, the INEC Chairman, Prof. Mamoud is hereby commended for achieving a significant improvement in the overall conduct of the election especially as it affects the effective use of the Card - Reader machine,» the report reads.»

We encourage readers to read the report at http://www.rocklandbusiness.org/pdf/Rockland-County-Budget-Crisis.pdf. It's not a joy read, so pick it up when you are in a serious state of mind and have time to take it in.

«Throughout our 166 year history, we have strived to play an active role in facilitating innovation in addition to reporting on it,» says Mariette DiChristina, Editor in Chief of Scientific American, the longest continuously published magazine in the U.S. «Scientific American's goal is to make science content available to interested readers anytime, anywhere - no matter which device they choose to read it on.

If you're a regular reader, you now know how to read (and draft) a financial report, how to design a marketing strategy, and how to sell your product.

Note to readers: We preempted Weekend Reads, which normally appears on Saturday mornings, to report this news, which we learned about this morning.

According to the report, 41 percent of frequent readers ages 6 to 10 were read aloud to at home, while only 13 percent of infrequent readers were being read to.

Readers come to reading rooms to study and prepare materials for their reports or for their scientific work.

Her daughter already knows her ABCs and the letter sounds in English, and is starting to read beginner reader books, reports Palomera, who is very pleased with the school.

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The report talks about it particularly in relation to families, but it's also really important for teachers to read aloud in their classrooms — even when the children are strong, independent readers in their own right.

Building strategically on Education Week's reputation as the «must read» independent news source for leaders, educators, and policy experts in pre-K through high school, Editorial Projects in Education has extended its reach by serving readers, users, viewers, and clients across an array of platforms — from mobile devices to newsprint and magazine - style reports; from broadcast and Web video to webinars and live events; from targeted e-newsletters on selected topics to the online TopSchoolJobs recruitment service.

This report presents findings from the second year of the Enhanced Reading Opportunities (ERO) study, a demonstration and random assignment evaluation of two supplemental literacy programs — Reading Apprenticeship Academic Literacy and Xtreme Reading — that aim to improve the reading comprehension skills and school performance of struggling ninth - grade rReading Opportunities (ERO) study, a demonstration and random assignment evaluation of two supplemental literacy programs — Reading Apprenticeship Academic Literacy and Xtreme Reading — that aim to improve the reading comprehension skills and school performance of struggling ninth - grade rReading Apprenticeship Academic Literacy and Xtreme Reading — that aim to improve the reading comprehension skills and school performance of struggling ninth - grade rReading — that aim to improve the reading comprehension skills and school performance of struggling ninth - grade rreading comprehension skills and school performance of struggling ninth - grade readers.

The strands differ from those reported in Reading Comprehension as they cover skills specific to emerging readers:

The documents, reports, presentations produced were lengthy, detailed, and time taking which intentionally or unintentionally forced readers to lose interest as the only solution to get the information and knowledge share was to read the document.

These concerns led the National Academy of Education's Commission on Reading to issue the report entitled Becoming a Nation of Readers (BNR)(Anderson, Hiebert, Scott, & Wilkinson, 1985).

Recently, experts at the organization Defending the Early Years issued a report focusing on one of these bad standards: the standard calling for kindergartners to «read emergent - reader texts with purpose and understanding.»

Reading comprehension, the report noted, is the result of many different mental activities by a reader, done automatically and simultaneously, in order to understand the meaning communicated by a text.

Unfortunately, teachers who search for research - based strategies to help struggling older readers find that the knowledge base is «sizeable but sketchy, unfocused, and inadequate as a basis for reform in reading comprehension instruction» (p. xii), according to the report.

I'm no dummy, but it's part of my job to read and digest Department of Education briefs, white papers, and reports in order to explain educational issues in ways that lay readers can easily understand.

The Commission on Reading's report Becoming a Nation of Readers (Anderson, Hiebert, Scott, & Wilkinson, 1985) recommends two hours of silent sustained reading a week, but increasing curriculum demands and the need to prepare students for standardized tests have made independent reading time a luxury in many clasReading's report Becoming a Nation of Readers (Anderson, Hiebert, Scott, & Wilkinson, 1985) recommends two hours of silent sustained reading a week, but increasing curriculum demands and the need to prepare students for standardized tests have made independent reading time a luxury in many clasreading a week, but increasing curriculum demands and the need to prepare students for standardized tests have made independent reading time a luxury in many clasreading time a luxury in many classrooms.

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Becoming a Nation of Readers: The Report of the Commission on Reading Richard C. Anderson, Elfrieda H. Hiebert, Judith A. Scott, and Ian A.G. Wilkinson

Becoming a Nation of Readers: The Report of the Commission on Reading.

Her approach is simple yet provocative: affirm the reader in every student, allow students to choose their own books, carve out extra reading time, model authentic reading behaviors, discard timeworn reading assignments such as book reports and comprehension worksheets, and develop a classroom library filled with high - interest books.

For example, in an article entitled, Helping Middletown's Littlest Readers Achieve, the Middletown Patch reported that, «The students» reading scores have improved dramatically after participating in the six - month program.»

Our report, Improving Early Literacy in Colorado: Realizing the Promise of the READ Act, outlines specific recommendations to the Colorado Department of Education and the State Board of Education on how to improve early literacy in Colorado and support educators teaching young readers.

D.C. Merrill in his 1995 article «Tutoring: Guided Learning by Doing» reports that surveys of students who were tutored in reading have shown positive results for students» self confidence as readers, motivation to read, and view of their control over their reading abilities.»

To feel and to be professionally competent for creating what the writers of the Rand Reading Study Group report call skillful readers, teachers must have a broad knowledge base.

The publisher Scholastic produced a report, Kids & Family Reading Report (5th edition, 2014) As a publisher of children and young adult literature, Scholastic has a vested interest in increasing the number of readers across the coreport, Kids & Family Reading Report (5th edition, 2014) As a publisher of children and young adult literature, Scholastic has a vested interest in increasing the number of readers across the coReport (5th edition, 2014) As a publisher of children and young adult literature, Scholastic has a vested interest in increasing the number of readers across the country.

PBS NewsHour reported in May that the shift could put a strain on districts with tight budgets because elementary schools will have the replace the textbooks known as «basal readers» they use to teach young students to read.

The enhanced reading opportunities final report: The impact of supplemental literacy courses for struggling ninth - grade readers (NCEE Report No. 2010 -report: The impact of supplemental literacy courses for struggling ninth - grade readers (NCEE Report No. 2010 -Report No. 2010 - 4022)

Their hope is that a small number of people who have read the complete book for the purpose of doing a review, will report any content errors directly to the author, publisher or the website that the advanced reader copy was downloaded from.

According to a new research report by Statista, Japanese readers have spent the most money... [Read more...]

Repeat readers who purchase a self - published book because they've enjoyed the author's other titles have reported that they enjoy the continuous reading experience.

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Godin's decision is also backed up by sales successes like Amazon's Kindle e-reader, Apple's iPad, and even reports like this one that suggest the e-book revolution is redefining the nature of reading itself, and reading e-books means readers are less isolated than if they were reading a physical book.

Dear Author noted on this post at The Digital Reader with reports to that effect, and links to further reading on the matter.

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Authors like Judith Glynn who took the risk on an investment of that size are still struggling to put their books in front of Spanish - speaking readers, largely because less than half of the reported Spanish speaking population in the US reads books in Spanish, according to a post by Publisher's Weekly.

Tamblyn went on to explain that the market for tablet consumers is so vastly different from the reader market; those who want the tablet experience may never read on the device, as opposed to the 53 % of e-reader users who have been reported as engaging in daily reading on their devices.

According to a recent data report Good e-Reader ran, readers overwhelmingly are quite negative... [Read more...]

My must - reads every day are Shelf Awareness, the Publisher's Marketplace deal report, Publisher's Weekly Daily, and The Digital Reader, but I also try to supplement with some reading about marketing and business (Seth Godin, Michael Hyatt, CoSchedule, and Buffer).

Hopefully, the worst thing to come from this data collection would be a stab at the artistry of writing, where publishers only take on projects that meet the guidelines of the latest reports on digital reading or where authors feel pressured to adapt their plots lines and characters to the latest figures on what readers want.

Several months ago, GoodEReader reported on a few of the initiatives that Scholastic was launching in order to keep its content current in the minds of children's and young adult readers, including the pending incorporation of ebooks into the book club offerings and the additional 39 Clues content that came out in time for fans of the series to need reading entertainment over the December school holidays.

As previously reported, the Nook, billed as the first Android - powered e-book reader,... [Read more...]

I think using letters, inquest reports and diary entries allows the writer to give the reader little bits of information at a time, each coming from a different point of view, which really made for a suspenseful read.