pact the development of theyoung and the curious through rich, meaningful content.”
More than 300,000 teachers serving six million students in all 50 states around the country are helping students build reading comprehension skills with ReadWorks, a proven research-based, Common Core-aligned program for grades K-6 that improves teacher effectiveness and raises student achievement in reading comprehension. ReadWorks' dynamic curriculum specifically addresses the deficiency in reading comprehension instruction by providing clear and explicit guidance for teachers so that they can effectively develop and hone the reading comprehension skills of their students. ReadWorks complements and supplements core reading programs and is aligned to a number of widely used core reading programs.
For more information or to sign-up for the ReadWorks curriculum, visit www.ReadWorks.org.
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About ReadWorks (http:www.ReadWorks.org)
ReadWorks was founded in 2010 to help teachers meet the nationwide crisis in reading comprehension. The national nonprofit helps teachers improve their effectiveness with a FREE, research-based, and Common Core-aligned reading comprehension curriculum for grades K-6. The ReadWorks curriculum is based on the most highly regarded, proven research on reading instruction. Its dynamic curriculum specifically addresses the deficiency in reading comprehension instruction by providing clear and explicit guidance for teachers so that they can effectively develop and hone the reading comprehension skills of their students.