The Age·4 min read·medium

This school has turned the page on its poor reading results

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Alex Crowe
This school has turned the page on its poor reading results
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The Grange P–12 College in Australia significantly improved student literacy rates by treating reading as a standalone subject rather than integrating it into English classes. The school's success suggests that direct, systematic instruction is more effective for struggling readers.

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