The phrase "attainment of reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the achievement or acquisition of reading skills or literacy.
Example: "The attainment of reading proficiency is essential for academic success in early education."
Alternatives: "achievement of reading" or "acquisition of reading skills."
One factor that explains this gender gap in school attainment in Finland is related to the diminished role of reading for pleasure among boys.
Prior research has seldom taken into account the role of contextual factors when examining the influences of reading attitude, reading motivation, and reading self-concept on reading attainment.
Many large-scale research studies have examined the impact on student reading attainment of affective factors such as student attitudes towards reading and of home and environmental variables.
Recent John Carrol University graduate Rob Pitingolo was interested in finding out the "educational attainment density" (read: number of college degree-holders) in American cities.
He said official figures showed that while 12% of pupils who were not disadvantaged achieved a high level of attainment in reading, writing and maths, just 4% of those from disadvantaged backgrounds did so.
Theoretical models such as these not only position reading motivation and reading attitude as the affective elements of reading attainment, but also make clear that motivation is a construct brought about by different components, including attitude.
The robust evidence gathered in international surveys of students' reading attainment offers an opportunity for this omission to be redressed.
At study enrolment, participants also answered questions about age, income, educational attainment, ability to read, and history of genocidal and non-genocidal physical or sexual abuse and trauma.
Performance time (PT) was the time between sensor placement and attainment of an acceptable PO reading (i.e., stable SpO2 + 1 % for at least 10 s, heart rate displayed, and adequate signal indicators).
The story of Scott's fatal, failed attempt to reach the South Pole was a best seller; the Norwegian Roald Amundsen's chronicle of his successful attainment of the pole is seldom read.
