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[DOC File]Brooke Davis - Appalachian State University
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Accelerated Reader is a computerized reading program in which students can test their comprehension of a book by taking a 5 or 10 question test. Students accumulate points as they read and test themselves on books. The students at the end of the year with the highest point accumulations are rewarded. 5 2
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[DOC File]Introduction
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forStruggling Adolescent Readers. Stacia Derdzinski. Abstract. This article reviews research on four literacy intervention programs that middle and high schools are implementing for struggling readers: (1) Accelerated Reader, (2) Corrective Reading, (3) Peer Assisted Learning, and (4) Read 180.
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[DOC File]Blue Ribbon Schools Program
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Scores are presented and explained at a school board meeting that is open to the public and televised to the community. ... Another key component to our reading curriculum is the Accelerated Reader program. All grade levels participate in this program which is designed to motivate readers of all abilities and check students’ comprehension ...
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[DOC File]St. Charles Borromeo Catholic School -- Application: 2004 ...
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Likewise, the computerized Accelerated Reader Program is an integral part of the St. Charles Borromeo reading curriculum. With this program, both the student and the teacher get immediate, constructive feedback to direct ongoing reading practice. The reading curriculum is supported, too, by the use of reading textbooks in all grade levels.
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[DOC File]PROBLEM - Appalachian State University
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As explained above, a major problem with remediation is the wide range of abilities of the struggling reader. “The instructional level is the level at which the reader is challenged but not overwhelmed” (Spiegel, p. 91). How do you take a class of ten or more struggling readers and group them near similar reading levels?
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SP asked about the impact of Accelerated Reader. AWS explained that it had definitely improved independent reading skills and student choices about what to read. V Glass (VG) asked whether there was much student choice about the books read or studied.
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[DOC File]RESEARCH QUESTION/STATEMENT
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The use of the Accelerated Reader (AR) program is widely researched and its use has spread throughout the United States. The program has been used for six years in the school in which I teach. I am required to use the program within my classroom and have the freedom to implement the program to meet the needs of my students.
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[DOC File]7th Grade Language Arts Expectations and Information Q&A
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Accelerated Reader (AR): AR is a reading program ( a.k.a. Renaissance Place) which allows students to enhance their reading skills by selecting books that match their various reading levels. Every student will receive a quarterly AR goal (based on a reading evaluation), and students will be expected to reach this goal by taking AR quizzes.
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[DOC File]Improving Student Achievement By Increasing School-Family ...
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Below are the initial reading levels and the May reading levels for our Accelerated Reader program. This program is an independent reading program in which students check-out Accelerated Reader books from our library (over 1,000 titles), read the book independently, and take a short, multiple choice quiz on the computer.
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Accelerated reader levels explained