Sentence examples for reading curricula from inspiring English sources

Instead of digging in sandboxes, today's kindergartners prepare for a life of multiple-choice boxes by plowing through standardized tests with cuddly names like Dibels (pronounced "dibbles"), a series of early-literacy measures administered to millions of kids; or toiling over reading curricula like Open Court — which features assessments every six weeks.

Although South Carolina's House Ways and Means Committee passed the budget 20-1, statestate lawmakers, including state Rep. Gilda Cobb-Hunter (D), opposed the committee's move to censor universities' reading curricula through funding cuts.

The first section reviews achievement outcomes of four types of approaches to improving the reading success of nonstruggling readers in the elementary grades: reading curricula, instructional technology, instructional process programs, and combinations of curricula and instructional process.

Specifically, we read the curricula carefully first, then identified the themes preliminarily and developed the coding scheme accordingly.

Onebillion, a nonprofit that builds and designs educational tools, created an app that personalizes curricula in math, reading and English.

She supports the right of parents to block their public school children from reading books or participating in curricula and classes which disagree with their religious beliefs.

This is because politicians on both left and right emphasise the importance of teaching reading through phonics, but the cross-curricula approach demands other skills, such as comprehension and analysis.

Given the current federal and state preoccupation with standardized testing in core subjects, it is particularly crucial that educators multiculturalize core curricula such as math, science, reading, and writing.

[PDF] Curriculum Report Card, 2000 For this 2000 study, UNICEF Education Program Officers (EPOs) from nearly 60 countries answered questions about life skills, peace education, gender, reading and writing skills and learning outcomes in national curricula.

As leaders of an ongoing effort to establish an extended network of educators with a goal to integrate bioinformatics into undergraduate life sciences curricula, we read with interest the recent CBE Life Sciences Education publication by Magana et al.

The purpose of the research is to determine the effects of the language curricula designed in compliance with the principles of representational systems on the students' reading comprehension achievement and their attitudes towards learning English with regard to brain dominance and reading strategies.