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Sec. 2 · S. 4689

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Introduced · Sec. 2

The purposes of this Act are to— (1) increase literacy proficiency among students in elementary schools and secondary schools through the use of science of reading-aligned instruction so that students graduate from high school with the reading and writing skills needed to succeed in the workforce and in life; (2) support State educational agencies in implementing evidence-based policies aligned with the science of reading; (3) improve teacher preparation and professional development for school-based staff, including through coaching and deliberate, dedicated professional collaboration, to support evidence-based literacy instruction; (4) promote early identification and intervention for students at risk of reading difficulties, including dyslexia; (5) support data-driven literacy strategies to support all students and to close opportunity gaps across student subgroups; and (6) protect and strengthen literacy research capacity through comprehensive centers and the Institute of Education Sciences.

•S 4689 ISSEC. 2
Committee version · Sec. 2

The purposes of this Act are to— (1) increase literacy proficiency among students in elementary schools and secondary schools through the use of science of reading-aligned instruction so that students graduate from high school with the reading and writing skills needed to succeed in the workforce and in life; (2) support State educational agencies in implementing evidence-based policies aligned with the science of reading; (3) improve teacher preparation and professional development for school-based staff, including through coaching and deliberate, dedicated professional collaboration, to support evidence-based literacy instruction; (4) promote early identification and intervention for students at risk of reading difficulties, including dyslexia; (5) support data-driven literacy strategies to support all students and to close opportunity gaps across student subgroups; and (6) protect and strengthen literacy research capacity through comprehensive centers and the Institute of Education Sciences.

•S 4689 RSSEC. 2

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