Accelerating Reading Growth in the Wake of the Pandemic: Research and Solutions
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Research in BriefTerm and Year
2023Date Published
2023-06-01
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Data is showing that student reading outcomes have been negatively impacted by the pandemic and corresponding disrupted learning. These findings highlight the need for an acceleration in evidence-based learning to foster stronger reading. The Science of Reading (SoR) provides a solution for effective and efficient pedagogy that is proven to produce significant gains in reading. Educational legislation is shifting to support the use of evidence-based approaches based on the SoR through policy changes including funding, professional development, and certification requirements. Districts are exploring innovative programs, such as 1:1 tutoring utilizing pre-service teachers and summer programming, to try to further accelerate learning gains. We recommend a concerted approach for stakeholders involving legislation, higher education, and districts to ensure that evidence-aligned instruction is being effectively used. Only with a unified approach incorporating all of these elements will we be able to counter the impact that the pandemic has had on the reading ability of our students.Citation
Storie, M., Mazzye, D.L., & Guilds, L. (2023). Accelerating reading growth in the wake of the pandemic: Research and solutions. East Carolina University Neurocognition Science Laboratory Research in Brief, 1(6).The following license files are associated with this item:
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