I noticed
that really skilled readers liked the devices and so did really struggling readers, particularly boys.
Not exact matches
The bottom line: reading comprehension is a slow - growing plant, and the demand for rapid results on annual tests may be encouraging poor classroom practice — giving kids a sugar rush of test preparation,
skills, and strategies when a well - rounded diet of knowledge and vocabulary is what's
really needed to grow good
readers.
And so we have
really focused on how can we support struggling
readers, English learners, students who might have learning gaps and not have all the prerequisite
skills to be successful in a course, and how can we best help those students who don't have good study habits and
skills.
It seems as if many
readers and reviewers
really liked this character, but I found her reasoning
skills and actions so unrealistic for an 11 - year - old that it led me to feel the book was less than stellar.
I
really think its a great tool for improving your reading
skills and can teach a good
reader a trick or two.
Remember, the objective
really sets the tone for the resume — it's right under your name, and hits the
reader before they get down to your qualifications and
skills.
And what's an anecdote
really but a story — draw the
reader in, hook him with a conflict (e.g., «I had to write a 500 - word piece overnight to meet a publication deadline») and then describe how you resolved it with your top - notch
skills.
«But those words — «cross-functional and cross-cultural expertise» — by themselves in a subheading don't mean a hill of beans to a resume
reader because they don't communicate what he's
really skilled at doing.»
It's almost as if there's a colleague introducing you to the
reader and talking about who you inherently are as an employee, what you're
really skilled at, and what you do better than your peers.»
In order for you to stand out, you need to have an updated resume that is rich in relevant keywords and provides the
reader with a
really focused picture of your
skills, achievements and the value you offer their company.
While it does include some soft
skills in the summary, it
really doesn't tell the
reader more than what you accomplished professionally over the last decade or so.
It is important that she dig deeper and show the
reader who she
really is and what special
skills she offers.