Sentence examples for practiced reading from inspiring English sources

Instead, there were whiteboards, and the kindergartners, in classes of up to 27, practiced reading and math on work sheets on desks at P.S. 101, also known as the School in the Gardens.

Across four days, students either practiced reading (a) the same passage seven times (RR+RR), (b) one passage four times and three passages each once (RR+Guided Wide Reading [GWR]), or (c) seven passages each once (GWR+GWR).

Prisoners in a fathering course practiced reading Dr. Seuss to one another.

Children crayoned and practiced reading out loud; adults ate, napped, conversed with friends or read.

To our younger one, we practiced reading at the same time every day, at Mom's and at Dad's.

He practiced reading each section, working closely with the producer, Mark Travis, on pronouncing the names of composers and performers.

These groups, basically and professedly orthodox, together with the reform-minded Humiliati of Lombardy (Italy), practiced poverty, Scripture reading, and preaching.

With a cochlear implant to capture sound and a practiced skill at reading lips, translating the random noise into words, he had since learned to converse face to face, particularly in quiet settings like his tutoring room.

It is therefore not surprising that an extensive body of literature exists, which supports RR as an effective practice for promoting students' reading fluency of practiced passages.

Aboard ship she wrote her second play and plotted a third, practiced German by translating verse, read Dante and Byron, and was commended widely for her lively company.

When they visited last month and Ms. Chang gave a reading from "Hunger," Joyce Carol Oates, the practiced and prolific author who teaches at Princeton, was there to meet them.