Sentence examples for reading ages from inspiring English sources

When tested at another primary, Year Six children saw average reading ages leap from nine to 13. Mr Andrews wants the teaching profession to see how the tailored learning programme could help others.

Texts of both invitations were comprehensible to those with reading ages of 11 and above.

By the time they have finished year eight with us they have caught up to other 12- and 13-year-olds in their reading ages.

The graph she showed me at the start of the interview - on the reading ages of seven-year-olds - is part of a study of 3,000 children whom she and other researchers have examined every year from the age of three.

The first of the seminal reading ages, of course, is the floor-tipping, giddily joyous moment at which you become a free and fluent reader, hunched over books of your own choosing and unleashed from the strictures of learn-to-read schemes.

Each pack contained a letter of invitation for the patient, the questionnaire, three versions of the Participant Information Sheets designed for adults of various reading ages (15 years and over; 10 14 years; and 5 9 years, respectively).

All were good readers (mean reading age: 18.6 years [S.D. 1.6]; range: 15.5 20.5 years; Vernon-Warden Reading Comprehension Test Revised, 1996) with no reported history of dyslexia.

Recommended reading age: 10 yrs and above.

Recommended reading age: 11 years and above.

At 13, she had a reading age of just six.

"They come to us with a reading age of five or six.