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Compared to higher-achieving students, lower-achieving students read
dramatically less outside of school-51,000 words per year versus two million
words per year (Allington, 2001). With the
Start-to-Finish Library, students use narrative considerate text and scaffolded supports to experience success every time they read-motivating them to read more. Reading more helps acquire the essential language, cognitive skills and background knowledge which promotes academic success (Cunningham and Stanovich 1998).
Allington, Richard L.(2001). What Really Matters for Struggling Cunningham, A. & Stanovich, K. (1998). What reading does for
Considerate Text Increases Fluency
and Comprehension
• Quality sentence structure keeps ideas together to ensure comprehension
Considerate Supports Scaffold the "Learning to Read" Process
Teachers Can Prove Improved Abilities Through Measurable Reading Results
How To Implement
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Two
Start-to-Finish Libraries
Demo
Teacher
Central
Guided Reading
& Lexile Levels
White Paper
Readers. Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers Inc.
the mind.
• Clear story structure captures and keeps students' interest
• Professional narrators inspire students to read with enthusiasm and intonation
• Word- and sentence-highlighting focus attention on the text
• Multiple reading formats increase independence and provide
appropriate support
• Short manageable chapters easily fits into daily timetable
• Data collected from comprehension quizzes and fluency activities verifies student progress
• Novels and literature for required reading increase literary understanding
• High-interest topics grow reading volume by motivating students to
self select reading materials
Into Your Classroom
Every student will read these narrative books at their own pace and they will have a guaranteed, successful reading experience that will entice them to want more.
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