How schools teach reading matters more than student's family income or English proficiency, report suggests
Some districts with substantial numbers of low-income Latino students vastly outperform others when it comes to reading and writing.
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Some districts with substantial numbers of low-income Latino students vastly outperform others when it comes to reading and writing.
Results suggest how schools teach reading matters more than a student's family income or English proficiency.
Results suggest how schools teach reading matters more than a student's family income or English proficiency.
A new study of low-income Latino students suggests that how they score in reading and writing stems more from how they are taught and less from their family income or English proficiency.
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