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What is Reading Mastery?

Reading Mastery is a direct instruction program designed to provide explicit, systematic instruction in English language reading. The program begins by teaching phonemic awareness and sound-letter correspondence and moves into word and passage reading, vocabulary development, comprehension, and building oral reading fluency. Lessons are designed to be fast-paced and interactive. Students are grouped by similar reading level, based on program placement tests.

Our students, receive reading help based on: teacher recommendations, national tests, and AimsWeb testing.  They are then, placed into a group and receive intensive reading instruction in a smaller group level.  Over the past years that Reading Mastery has been used, there has been growth in our student's reading level.

Information from: http://ies.ed.gov/ncee/WWC/reports/english_lang/read_master/

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Reading Mastery is a direct instruction program designed to provide explicit, systematic instruction in English language reading.  Reading Mastery is done in small groups.  Students included in Reading Mastery are provided with small group instruction.  Reading Mastery helps with fluency, phonics, and comprehension.


Research

One study of Reading Mastery met the WWC evidence standards.This study included both English language learners and English speaking students in grades K–4 in Oregon. The investigators used the Reading Mastery program as a supplement to normal reading instruction for Spanish speaking students who were markedly behind expected reading achievement. The WWC reports only the outcomes pertaining to the English language learner subsample.


Reading achievement
Rating of effectiveness:  Potentially positive effects
Improvement index:  Average: +28 percentile points
 Range: +21 to +35 percentile points


Reading Mastery has greatly helped many students.  It has many positive effects and outcomes.

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