Summer Reading Boost Coming to Chapel Hill

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - May 22, 2018 - PRLog -- It is not unusual for students to slip behind on their reading skills over the annual summer vacation break.

Many students score lower on standardized tests at the end of summer than they do on the same tests at the end of the previous school year. Some students may experience a significant learning loss, especially if they are not engaged in educational activities over the summer break.

As a result, when students resume classes in the fall, their teachers spend an average of four to six weeks re-teaching material that they have not retained over the summer.

The Summer Reading Boost is a program that is designed to prevent this decline in reading ability by focusing on critical decoding skills, along with reading on a daily basis. Even a daily routine of spending as little as 20 to 30 minutes reading can help students to maintain their reading proficiency.

Academic Achievers' Summer Reading Boost provides an opportunity for students at any level to actually gain one to three grade levels in their reading ability instead of falling behind.

The Academic Achievers Reading Program utilizes a proven method that simplifies and accelerates the process of learning to read. Students of all ages, grade levels and reading abilities are welcome, including ESL students.

To learn more about how the Academic Achievers Summer Reading Boost and teaching method can help your child, please visit our website: http://www.readingskills.net