reading level

On average, she has raised reading levels by a year and even more in some cases.

But for 90 minutes each morning, they spin off into different groups, according to their reading level.

They also get credit for books read to them - no questions asked about reading level.

Working with the teacher in small groups gave students a chance to work on specific skills, at their reading level.

And who needs more than a first grade reading level anyway?

My eldest son moved up a reading level at school today.

On the first day of camp, the reading levels were tested.

Groups are created around reading levels, and students move up when they note that the entire group is ready.

But he has raised his reading level and done well on the varsity team.

The student is able to choose a book that matches his/her reading level.

In 10 months, Collins said, his reading level increased to that of a high school senior.

But most of these publications require 9th- or 10-grade reading levels, he said.

It was way below his reading level, but he didn't mind.

The book has been used as part of teaching curricula for children at the novel's reading level.

The publisher recommended reading level is age nine and up.

Their suggested reading level was age 13 and above.

"I asked them what reading level they thought they were on," she said.

In 2008-2009 the average 9th grader had a 4th grade reading level.

This program allowed a patron to search for children's books by subject and reading level.

Her reading level is far in advance of her years.

Reading levels need to improve in every grade, he said, and class size - 25, on average - should come down.

But within three years, most progress to a 12th-grade reading level.

The programs can then rate the document for reading levels and interest potential."

And high school students who graduate with fourth-grade reading levels.

The books are written at progressively more difficult reading levels as the characters age.