I was just looking through some of my old photos from one of my school visits to Teachers College and New York City public schools when I came across this interesting factoid in the form of a chart:reading
| Level | Time to Complete One Book | Time to Move Up a Level * | |
| G, H, I | 15-20 minutes | 10 days | |
| J, K, L | 20-40 minutes | 10 days | |
| M, N | 60 minutes | 15 days | |
| O, P, Q | 2 hours | 21 days | |
| R, S, T | 4 hours | 45 days | |
| * BUT, you must read an hour a day! | |||
So, what’s the take-away messages?
You can improve your reading ability just by reading books.
You must read a lot for it have an impact.
The higher the books become/the more advanced a reader you become, the longer it takes to complete a book, as well as move up to a higher text difficulty band.
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[...] points out, the take-away is that you can you can improve your ability just by reading a book. Her reading level chart is definitely worth a look … and could come in handy for kids who like to [...]