The READ Act aims to improve literacy outcomes by aligning teacher training with the science of reading.
The READ Act, or Reading Excellence and Achievement for Development Act, seeks to enhance literacy outcomes by ensuring teacher preparation programs align with the science of reading. States receiving grants must review and recommend improvements to their teacher training programs. The act emphasizes the use of evidence-based instructional materials and practices, including universal early literacy screening to identify students at risk of reading difficulties. It also mandates the creation of literacy coaching networks and the adoption of high-quality instructional materials.
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