Tested the most, taught the least

Posted Date: 10/16/2022

.           We’ve all seen the news: NAEP reading scores have dropped for the first time in decades for students just entering the critically important reading-to-learn phase – typically, 3rd grade. Reading fluency is crucial for students to develop in these early years for future academic success. It’s a skill students access daily, in all subject areas and on high-stakes exams. Yet, it’s the skill that’s taught the least. The challenge for teachers is how to teach silent reading fluency. As students move away from oral reading, it becomes more difficult for teachers to spot issues. Supplemental tools in grades 3 and beyond are essential to assess and address reading fluency. Learn more about the critical elements of teaching silent reading fluency in this blog, “Most tested, least taught: What is silent reading fluency and how can educators help master this crucial skill?”   Read Blog     |                      DreamBox.com    |    ReadingPlus.com Privacy    |    Support    |    Email Preferences   © DreamBox Learning, Inc. 777 108th Ave NE, Suite 2300, Bellevue, WA