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Despite No Child Left Behind,
schoolchildren
in the United States
have made
little or no progress
in reading proficiency
in recent years,
according to results,
released
in March 2011,
from the largest
nationwide reading test
(National Assessment
of Educational Progress).
The scores
continue a 17-year trend
of sluggish achievement
in reading.
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Live Ink technology
has transformed
our reading program
and has helped our students
achieve
measurable results
including
increased reading comprehension,
increased confidence
in reading higher
Lexile level articles,
and better performance
on mid-term and final exams.
— I.N., Associate Professor of Reading,
El Camino Community College
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"Honestly, I
haven't been this excited
about an idea
in a long time.
I have been struggling
with the density of text
with my students
for so long.
When I read in Live Ink,
I could feel my eyes relax,
and the meaning
was so much more apparent.
And if true for me,
how much more so
for my students."
— K.P., Remedial Reading Instructor,
Southern Illinois University
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Every reader
can benefit
from a reading environment
that allows you
to easily see
and derive
the meaning plainly.
Comprehension scores
on standardized tests
have steadily risen
in our school,
as a result
of using Live Ink.
— C.V., High School
Social Studies Teacher
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