In second grade, for example, the section on reading now tells parents more than whether a child recognizes sight words, adding information about a student's ability to self-correct and read accurately.
Theoretical accuracy rates aside, a 1975 study for the Federal Election Commission found that only 99.5percentt of the ballots read accurately when the card readers were used in a Los Angeles County election.
This book, more than any other I have read, accurately reflected back to me the stark realities and wide-ranging possibilities facing Alaska near the close of the 20th century, while offering insight into what the state might become.
The barometer read the same as my home weather station, so I'm confident that it reads accurately as well.
In the best-case scenario then, when the thermostat reads accurately, i.e., \(r=a\), the most I can know is that the temperature is \(a\pm2\).
Many researchers believe that readers need to be aware of and employ effective reading strategies in order to be able to read accurately the information from print and beyond.
[Correction: Originally this article said Fuentes had spoken to Weiner directly. That's incorrect. He told me he had spoken to Hoffman and seen Weiner speak, but I misheard him. The text above now reads accurately.].
This kind of instruction -- known as systematic phonics instruction -- was devalued by whole-language advocates as unnecessary and tedious, but extensive research has demonstrated that most kids need it, and some won't ever be able to read accurately and fluently without it.
We estimated the number of bubbles required by each participant to read accurately on 51% of trials in two 50-trial setting sessions, one before the first experimental session and the other before the eleventh experimental session.
Some children learn to read accurately despite language impairments (LI).
