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Software Updaters
Visit this page to get the latest updates for your TargetScore! Learning software . . . keep reading
The Vocabulary-Reading Connection
Interview with Professor Andrew Biemiller
After second grade, what is the one thing you must do to keep your children at, or above, grade level in reading? . . . keep reading
Why do most vocabulary programs fail?
Traditional approaches to teaching vocabulary make two major mistakes: they give every student the same list of words; and . . . keep reading
End the SAT Test!
A long-time supporter of the SAT now says the test gives the children of wealthy parents an unfair advantage. . . . keep reading
Decline in Enjoyment of Reading Since 1998
Which of these do you think children rated their favorite activity in 2003: reading comics, watching TV, or visiting the library? . . . keep reading
Dumbing Down the Textbooks... Students' Reading Choices
Other than the vocabulary gap, what are the two main obstacles on the path to developing college-ready reading skills? . . . keep reading
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Reading Success:

What is the best way to keep children at, or above, grade level in reading?

Assign them extra at-home reading.
Go back and review phonics.
Boost your child's vocabulary level.
Increase time watching public television.

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  • What children do with their free time:

    Which of these activities would your children rate number one?

    Watching TV.
    Reading comic books.
    Going to the library.
    Playing video games.

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