As increasing numbers of states move to end social promotion of 3rd graders, some are also including interventions to help students learn to read. Oklahoma is one of several states that …
J Lorence, AG Dworkin - Review of Policy Research, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
Students who failed the Texas mandatory third grade reading test were followed through their sophomore year in high school. Comparisons of reading scores between third grade …
P McCollum, A Cortez, OH Maroney, F Montes - 1999 - ERIC
This policy brief presents an in-depth look at the issue of grade-retention in Texas, reviews research that finds this practice to be ineffective, and outlines alternatives to both retention …
N Protheroe - PRINCIPAL-ARLINGTON-, 2007 - naesp.org
Research on the effects of retention in grade has long been of interest to educators. While most research points to retention's negative effects for students, there also has been …
GP DellaVecchia - How education policy shapes literacy instruction …, 2022 - Springer
Retention in grade is one of the most persistently contentious issues in US education policy. Though mandatory retention policies impact a child's entire educational career, they are …
In 2002, Florida adopted a test-based promotion policy in the third grade in an attempt to end social promotion. Similar policies are currently operating in Texas, New York City, and …
KL Alexander, DR Entwisle, SL Dauber - 2003 - books.google.com
This book is about the practice of grade retention in elementary school, a particularly vexing problem in urban school systems, where upward of half the students may repeat a grade. On …
SUMMARY W Then a student fails to master academic material, educators face a range of choicesthey can provide extra tutoring, place the student in summer school, or, as a last …
A McGill-Franzen, C Zmach, K Solic… - The Elementary …, 2006 - journals.uchicago.edu
Using multiple analytic methods, we examined the fit between 2 concurrent policy mandates in Florida—the adoption of core reading programs in high-poverty schools, and the retention …