Research Based
Correlation to State Standards
The Scobre Press Classroom Program, including our easy-to-use Teacher’s Resource Guides, was created using research-based best practices for reading instruction. We have incorporated graphic organizers throughout our before, during, and after lesson plans to teach reading comprehension strategies and fluency, while building vocabulary, helping students to practice writing for purpose and fostering class discussions. We do all of this with high-interest content your students will be thrilled to read about.
Common Core State Standards:
Evidence in the Scobre Press Reading Program
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Click on your home state below to download a simple document, which will highlight the way Scobre materials correlate to the standards of your state.
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The fifteen key elements highlighted by the 2004 Reading Next report parallel national and state standards being assessed on high stakes reading exams.
Reading Next is a 2004 report to Carnegie Corporation of New York from the Alliance for Excellent Education, authored by Gina Biancarosa and Dr. Catherine Snow. It assesses the state of adolescent literacy and makes recommendations that address the primary challenges in the field. The report identifies fifteen key elements of effective adolescent literacy instruction and programs.
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An Action Research Project By Angela Gunkel
The Big Question: Does leveled/differentiated reading instruction improve the performance and attitude of middle school readers?
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