Sentence examples for proficient reader from inspiring English sources

Despite my 10-year-old daughter being a proficient reader, with, I'm told, a reading age beyond her years, I can't get her to pick up a book.

"You don't go from nonreader to proficient reader over the course of a year," said Janet Rose, a Charleston school official.

Mitch Pelichowski, starting forward on the Costa Mesa High School basketball team, is a proficient reader, but not only of Stephen King novels.

Developmental dyslexia is diagnosed when a child has difficulty learning to read words accurately and fluently for no apparent reason (Lyon, 2003), but single-word reading is not the only skill needed to be a proficient reader.

Proficient readers are also more likely to vote.

Proficient readers recognize words and phrases without sounding them out.

Results showed that more proficient readers integrated referential words in different parts of a text to form a coherent network of textual information, whereas less-proficient readers had difficulty constructing them.

If we want all children to become proficient readers, we must stock classrooms with mirror books for all children.

All these are, of course, habits of mind for proficient readers, and each is also emphasized by the common core standards for informational text.

When classroom collections are largely by and about white people, white children have many more opportunities to make connections and become proficient readers.

Among black students, only 13percentt in both grades were proficient readers, up from 8percentt of fourth graders, and 9percentt of eighth graders, in 1992.