What does AR stand for?

Accelerated Reader

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Annotations describe the series' appeal, important characters, plots, themes, and issues, and list the publisher, grade level, genre, author, accelerated reader resources, related materials, and titles in the series.

CLCD incorporates reading metrics from Lexile, Accelerated Reader and Reading Counts.

The children's literature comprehensive database

Some teachers interviewed said the programs offer little to the accelerated reader.

Reading program gains converts

Accelerated Maths, an American invention, is part of Renaissance Learning, which also produces the better-known Accelerated Reader.

Adding fun to learning maths; EDUCATION NOTEBOOK

The fifth-grade student is in a program called Accelerated Reader, which rewards students points for passing tests on books read in the school library.

Rhyme Time grand prize champion wins $2,000 college scholarship

Since becoming the head teacher at ADTC, McAllister has implemented Accelerated Reader and Accelerated Math programs, along with Classroom Jeopardy technology, a computer program that resembles the popular television game show.

More than just an English teacher

Impact of the Accelerated Reader technology-based literacy program on overall academic achievement and school attendance.

Promoting academic success for all students

Using the Accelerated Reader program mandated in her school, Smith challenged her students to read and take tests on books to earn points toward various kinds of rewards that she learned matched her individual student's motivational goals.

Guest editors' introduction: action research for teacher empowerment ...