REWARDS Plus: Science and Social Studies
REWARDS Plus is designed for struggling readers in middle and high school. The research-based strategies from REWARDS Intermediate and REWARDS Secondary are expanded to cement skills and increase transfer to reading informational text. REWARDS Plus :
Numerous studies have validated its effectiveness. REWARDS is proven to:
- Ensures transference of REWARDS word-attack strategies to social studies and science texts
- Provides extra practice and builds students’ stamina and automaticity in content-area classes
- Helps students learn to interpret and read advanced infographics, maps, and timelines
- Deepens reading comprehension through close reading of informational text
- Deepening comprehension
- Builds content-specific vocabulary
- Builds expository writing skills through short answer, summary, and extended response writing
Builds student reading savvy in complex content areas
REWARDS Plus builds on the support offered to upper-grade readers by expanding on their newfound literacy decoding skills within a particular content area. A student who has previously encountered REWARDS (Intermediate or Secondary) now has increased fluency and familiarity with the process of deciphering known elements in unknown multisyllabic vocabulary. REWARDS Plus expands on that skill set by applying it to intriguing, authentic, content-specific text, and infographics.
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The REWARDS Difference
In the recent webinar presented by renowned reading expert Dr. Anita Archer, Providing Reading Interventions for Students in Grades 4–9: What the IES Guide and Research Tell Us, she discussed her IES Practice Guide-aligned reading intervention designed for older struggling readers.
REWARDS is the only reading intervention on the market perfectly aligned to recently released national recommendations for teachers to deliver evidence-based interventions that meet the needs of their students. Read more in our brochure.
The language comprehension factor in overall reading achievement becomes more and more important from fourth grade onward. At this age, reading and language arts instruction must include deliberate, systematic, and explicit teaching of word recognition as well as develop students’ subject-matter knowledge, vocabulary, sentence comprehension, and familiarity with language in written texts. The body of research called the science of reading has much to offer these older students who lack foundational reading skills.
Training and Support Services
We are committed to a long-term partnership with every district that implements our solutions. Districts can choose from a menu of training and support options including in-person, online, or a combination of both. Our Customer Success Managers can work with your district to craft a customized plan to meet your district’s specific needs.