READ 3224: Teaching Foundational Literacy Skills

University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Research, theory, and evidence-based instructional practices related to the teaching and learning of reading in the elementary school with a specific focus on code-based reading processes including: concepts about print, phonological and phonemic awareness; alphabetic principles, phonics and spelling, high frequency words, fluency, and assessment-based instruction while� meeting the needs of all learners. The coursework and objectives described were designed based on current research on reading development and instruction and are�aligned to the science(s) of reading.�This course includes an extensive field-based component.

Average GPA: 3.46

Grade distribution records: 1,462 students across 21 terms.

Grade distribution

GradeStudentsPercent
A85158.2%
B43830.0%
C1097.5%
D130.9%
F211.4%
W171.2%

Based on 1,462 student grade records across 21 terms and 15 professors.

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