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[LearningDisabilities 808] Progress in reading
Woods
woodsnh at isp.comWed Dec 20 18:09:25 EST 2006
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Is anyone aware of any research into how individuals' reading skills
change over time, without intervention? Specifically, I am wondering if
it is possible to form an expectation about what one's reading ability
might have been in the past given a knowledge about his or her present
abilities. Or going the other way, what might I expect one's ability to
be at some point in the future, given knowledge of the person's present
ability? Thanks in advance for any info that can be shared.
Tom Woods
Community High School of Vermont
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