Parent and student guide to accelerated reader
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AR is a computer program that helps teachers manage students' independent reading practice. Students choose books at their own level and take online quizzes to test comprehension after reading. Quiz results provide feedback to help students set goals. Research shows students who read 20 minutes daily at 90% comprehension see the greatest gains. Teachers encourage reading at home to improve performance.
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Accelerated Reader (AR) is a computer program that allows students to select books on their reading level and take quizzes to test their comprehension. It encourages students to read independently and improve their reading abilities. Parents can monitor their child's progress through reports from teachers and encourage their child to work towards AR prizes. Students take AR tests during specified times at school on computers in the computer lab, library, or with teachers. Participation is required for students in grades 2-8 as AR points contribute to their grades each six weeks.
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Accelerated Reader (AR) is a computer program that students use to build reading skills and practice comprehension. Students select books at their reading level, determined by a STAR reading test. They read independently and take short quizzes on the computer. Teachers can use the results to guide students to books that challenge without frustrating them. The program aims to motivate students to read daily while helping teachers support individual literacy development.
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Accelerated Reader (AR) is a reading management program that allows students to take online quizzes after completing books. Teachers can access student reports to monitor reading progress. Key aspects include:
1) Students read books and take AR quizzes online or on classroom devices to earn points.
2) Teachers can access reports like TOPS and diagnostic reports to track student performance and reading levels.
3) The STAR reading test determines a student's Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) range to help teachers and students select appropriate books.
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Accelerated Reader is a computerized reading program that allows students to select books at their reading level and take online quizzes to test their comprehension. Students are assigned a reading range based on a computerized assessment and encouraged to create a list of books within that level from the program's online catalog. Teachers monitor students' reading progress and assign point goals to motivate reading practice.
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