"poor reading skills" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
Here is an example sentence: "Many students lack proper study habits and are hindered by poor reading skills."
"Poor reading skills snowball through the grades," he writes.
Students with good reading comprehension skills benefit much more from complex feedback than those with poor reading skills.
In his introduction, the N.E.A. chairman, Dana Gioia, wrote, "Poor reading skills correlate heavily with lack of employment, lower wages, and fewer opportunities for advancement".
Both presidential candidates are trying to claim the issue, and George W. Bush has called poor reading skills "a national emergency".
This nonprofit organization serves non-English speakers as well as adults with poor reading skills through weekly classes that are usually held in local libraries.
After making her way through graduate school with some allowances made for her poor reading skills, Dr. Bartlett decided to go to law school.
Hence, finding strong relations between visuo-spatial STM/WM measures and mathematics but not with verbal STM/WM measures is in line with recent studies controlling for poor reading skill (Schuchardt et al., 2008; see also Van der Sluis et al., 2005; Szűcs et al., 2013a).
Neglected children are less likely to graduate from high school and more likely to have poorer reading skills than their cared-for peers.
When I wrote that Kanye West's The Life of Pablo was the worst album release in music history a lot of people were angry, mostly because they have poor reading comprehension skills (they thought I wrote that it was the "worst album") and don't actually read the things they claim to be furious about.
Thus, to best support poor readers, reading skills should perhaps be fostered by boosting the reading skill itself and reading self-concept, the latter particularly at the beginning of secondary school.
But if the glass we saw things through was never smudged, we wouldn't need all those panels of judges; the only dissents would be the result of corruption and poor reading-comprehension skills, and one hopes that there isn't too much of that in our highest courts.
