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Referring to in terms of huge growth in gains that weve seen giving them a little bit of tlc, our first graders in idaho started the year not able to read at all, many come from homes in where spanish is the primary language, by the end of 20 weeks, they were on grade level, it was unbelievable to see that a child could not spell the word cup at start of a school year could move through a basic particular -- text at the end of the school year, we need to go back to basic skills and make sure in ...

Literacy education. thank you for joining us, how bad is it? how do we which can up? i think you together are doing everything that you can to get us caught up. >> thank you, trey. whether we visited with newo october we talked about learning loss that we saw from covid, were looking at reading scores for for children, 21% in 2019. by it was 2021 it was 39%, 3 to 4 children in classroom of 10 children are not in grade level, if that jumps to 50% of the class, that will have a significant impact ...

Of the pandemic. were not there yet. trey: i think you. tell us how we catch up. >> it is not too late, that is the good news. younger a child is the quicker that the catch up will be, our pilot in idaho and chelsea, new york, show we worked with first graders, we met them were below 50% in reading, after 20 weeks of targeted phonics-based too tutors twice a week they are all readings at grade level, the younger the child is the quicker it will be, it is more complicated for older students, scho...

Curriculum and what teachers are able to teach. were digging out of the pandemic and learning loss but we not there yet. >> not too late. >> tell us how he catch up. >> its not too late. that is the good news, younger a child is, the quicker catch up will be, our pilot in idaho and chelsea, new york, show we worked with first graders who when we met them were below 50 percentile in reading after 20 weeks are targeted, phonics based tutoring twice a week. theyba are all reading at grade level, yo...

Literacy education. thank you for joining us, how bad is it? how do we which can up? i think you together are doing everything that you can to get us caught up. >> thank you, trey. whether we visited with newo october we talked about learning loss that we saw from covid, were looking at reading scores for for children, 21% in 2019. by it was 2021 it was 39%, 3 to 4 children in classroom of 10 children are not in grade level, if that jumps to 50% of the class, that will have a significant impact ...

Referring to in terms of huge growth in gains that weve seen giving them a little bit of tlc, our first graders in idaho started the year not able to read at all, many come from homes in where spanish is the primary language, by the end of 20 weeks, they were on grade level, it was unbelievable to see that a child could not spell the word cup at start of a school year could move through a basic particular -- text at the end of the school year, we need to go back to basic skills and make sure in ...

To teach, were digging out of the pandemic. were not there yet. trey: i think you. tell us how we catch up. >> it is not too late, that is the good news. younger a child is the quicker that the catch up will be, our pilot in idaho and chelsea, new york, show we worked with first graders, we met them were below 50% in reading, after 20 weeks of targeted phonics-based too tutors twice a week they are all readings at grade level, the younger the child is the quicker it will be, it is more complicat...

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Results from the spring Idaho Reading Indicator show that more than two-thirds of all Idaho students in kindergarten through third grade were reading at grade level by the end of

When the Texas Education Agency (TEA) released the results for this years third-eighth grade STAAR exams late last week, Greenville ISDs fifth and eighth grade reading and math teachers, in