Sentence examples for able readers from inspiring English sources

One Year one teacher said: "Some able readers failed and some non-fluent, less-able readers passed!

This complex pattern is inconsistent with two straightforward views of how difficulty might affect text memory for less able readers.

The mean values of the 12 teacher judgment items are also quite high, which indicates that students are, according to their teachers, fairly able readers.

I had two very able readers at the end of Year 1 who failed the test, but who could read a Level 2 book and read fluently.

ABLE-BODIED readers, imagining themselves crippled by a broken spine, might not necessarily think of urinary incontinence as being at the top of the list of their problems.

But not only was this great for me to read - it is so important for her younger audience to be exposed to, and for her able-bodied readers learn about disability, as well.

An able reader by the age of three, she was 'valedictorian' (or 'top') in French at the Lycee Francais in Los Angeles and went on to graduate 'magna cum laude' (with honour) from Yale.

My friend's daughter is a keen and able reader aged nine, but is significantly limiting her book choices because she won't read books where there are children who have lost parents, ill parents or where there is sadness or badness, as she finds it too traumatic.

And there's no point in encouraging able young readers to read above their age range because they're going to do that anyway".

Any Quad readers able to recall anything like it?

Are good writers able to help readers negotiate such issues.