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Title I-Improving the Academic Achievement of the Disadvantaged
Research-based instruction "Demonstrate language and literacy activities based on scientifically based reading research that supports the age-appropriate development of . . . spoken language, including vocabulary and oral comprehension abilities." From NCLB Act A review of scientifically based research developed by the Institute for the Advancement of Research in Education at AEL supports the use of graphic organizers, such as those created in Kidspiration and Inspiration, to provide short-term and long-term learning benefits:
Kidspiration and Inspiration enable expression of concepts in multiple media—text, spoken words and pictures—which research indicates can lead to deeper understanding and increased retention. Students with special needs "Meet more effectively the diverse needs of preschool age children in the community, including such children with limited English proficiency [and] disabilities." From NCLB Act Kidspiration includes features that meet the needs of students with learning disabilities and English language learners:
Professional development "Prepare and provide ongoing assistance to staff in the programs, through professional development and other support, to provide high-quality language, literacy and prereading activities using scientifically based reading research, for preschool age children." From NCLB Act Inspiration Software supports exemplary professional development across the country. Click here to find complimentary resources and scripts for professional development workshops. Correlations that match specific instructional applications of Kidspiration and Inspiration to state standards are available for many states. Click here to find standards matches. For more information on professional development programs in your state or region, contact your local education agency or trainingresources@inspiration.com.
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