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pointer Sample Newsletter: Read about new Read Naturally products, student success stories, and tips for using the Read Naturally strategy more effectively.

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pointer More Practice and Support Are Keys to Improving Reading Fluency: This article by Dr. Jan Hasbrouck is an excerpt from the article, "Drop Everything and Read—But How?," published in The American Educator.
pointer National Center on RTI Posts Statistically Significant Studies of Read Naturally: The National Center on RTI has posted reviews of two Read Naturally studies that show Read Naturally has statistically significant and academically meaningful effects on reading fluency and accuracy.
pointer Rationale Paper Supports the Use of Spanish Read Alongs for ELL Students: A paper by a University of Texas researcher supports the approach of using Spanish read alongs for native Spanish speakers who use Read Naturally.
pointer A Structured Approach to the Retell Step: A reading teacher in Illinois has reformatted the Retell step it to be similar to the Illinois Standards Achievement Test (ISAT) writing.
pointer Retired Executive Promotes Read Naturally in California Schools: Dick Weismann believes reading is the key to doing better in school and having greater success in life.
pointer Enhance Your Read Naturally Program With Related Books and Articles:
A California teacher increased student engagement by making books and articles related to Read Naturally stories available to her students.
pointer When Should a Student Exit a Read Naturally Program?: Careful assessment is critical for determining when a student has met his or her long-term fluency goal.
pointer Is Response to Intervention Really Different?: This article is an excerpt from a book by Dr. Jan Hasbrouck entitled RTI for Instructional Leaders: Educators as Physicians.
pointer Kentucky Teacher Shares Strategies for Teaching Comprehension Questions: Teacher Angela Walker Foster shares her strategies for teaching the comprehension questions: