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Really Great Vocabulary Powered by InferCabulary
Did you know, that reading comprehension is dependent on knowing the meaning of 98% of the words in the text? Low vocabulary plays a huge role in poor reading comprehension in grades 2-12. InferCabulary solves this problem by mimicking the act of avid reading!
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Top Eight Vocabulary Instruction Best Practices
Rigorous vocabulary instruction is important because a strong vocabulary fosters academic, social, and vocational success.
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Top Five Reasons to Teach Vocabulary
Young people are reading less and failing to build vocabulary amid a sea of text messaging and cyberchat says literacy and child development specialist Professor Tom Nicholson. It goes without saying that the best writers and speakers are often the widest read.
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Signs and Symptoms to Help Diagnose Dyslexia
Dyslexia can manifest differently in individuals, and its severity can vary, but there are some common signs and symptoms that may indicate the presence of dyslexia. It's important to remember that having one or more of these signs does not necessarily mean a person has dyslexia, as other factors can contribute to similar difficulties.
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What is Dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a learning difference that impacts an individual's ability to read, write, and spell despite receiving adequate instruction and having average or above-average intelligence. It is a lifelong journey that primarily impacts language processing skills, particularly in the areas of reading and spelling.
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How Does Really Great Reading Align with Dyslexia Intervention?
The Really Great Reading approach contains critical, evidence-based components of phonics for dyslexia instruction. Our explicit, systematic, engaging, multisensory, and developmentally appropriate programs teach students the key skills they need to become efficient and accurate decoders.
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5 Key Priorities for Achieving and Sustaining High Literacy Outcomes
Skilled teachers are the cornerstone of effective literacy instruction. By equipping teachers with evidence-based strategies and literacy knowledge rooted in the science, we ensure that they are prepared to foster significant improvements in their students’ reading abilities.
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Research Supports our Diagnostic Decoding Surveys
Our Diagnostic Decoding Surveys are designed for one-on-one assessments of phonics skills, catering to struggling readers from mid-first grade through adulthood.
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The Connection Between Oral Language, Foundational Reading Skills, and Writing
There is a fundamental relationship between oral language, handwriting, and reading. Let's dive in to better understand how these three concepts work together to enhance literacy development in children.
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Top 10 Pitfalls Found in Phonics Instruction and Keys to Avoid Them
Phonics instruction is crucial for early reading and writing as it helps students efficiently decode words, boosting word recognition and reading fluency. This fluency significantly improves text comprehension, the ultimate goal of phonics.
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Developing Reader - Part 1
Developing Reader Part 1
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Making a Difference at North Little Rock School District
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Making a Difference at North Little Rock School District
Really Great Reading does a really good job with explicit and systematic instruction. It allows the child to build upon their foundational skills in order to be a successful reader. 
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