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Gov. Eric Holcomb, along with leaders of the General Assembly, laid out a plan to hold back students who failed the third-grade IREAD exam.

Dad joe said this felt different to the practice papers his son alfie had done. he was completing all of his reading tests, so he had no concerns that he wasnt going to complete it. so of the — i dont know — 15, 20 that hes done over the last couple of months, the only one he hasnt completed or been able to complete is the one that he did last week. which, again, makes it feel like something went wrong with that paper. the national association of head teachers has raised concerns with englan...

Who were in tears. a couple of our real high attainers who love reading and just devour books, were distraught because they hadnt finished all of the questions. that had never happened to them before. we asked the regulator 0fqual about this years reading sats. in a statement, it said "we routinely monitor the standard and the accessibility of the tests", but there is no further comment on this years reading tests. schools get pupils to practise for months to reassure them. now parents are havin...

Was draining out of the staffs faces, and some of the children. we had a couple of children who were in tears. a couple of our real high attainers who love reading and just devour books, were distraught because they hadnt finished all of the questions. that had never happened to them before. we asked the regulator quual about this years reading sats. in a statement, it said "we routinely monitor the standard and the accessibility of the tests", but there is no further comment on this years readi...

The release of the 2022 Nation’s Report Card from the National Center of Educational Progress (NAEP) highlighted the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic had on students in Tennessee and nationwide and confirms the need for comprehensive academic supports and interventions that Tennessee has already launched to recover and accelerate student learning.  The…

Nationally, a lot of this is tied to poverty, high rate of childhood poverty in baltimore city, like a third of black children live in poverty and you see this in rural areas of the state of maryland, somerset county, high poverty rate and low proficiency on reading tests. >> dana: dr. carson, if you had a magic wand, what would be way to reverse this really negative trend? >> concentrate early on getting kids reading. if you get a kid reading at great level by third great, it completely changes...