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Struggling students typically don't improve their reading skills by sitting at a computer to receive instruction. Success is achieved by developing a relationship between a small group of students, the teacher, and great literature. Once established, students can then learn to read for purpose, apply comprehension strategies, and build their vocabularies through the teacher-led instruction that is based on the literature they are expected to do together.
Follow red arrows in the images below to learn about how Successful Reader works, or click on one of the videos at the bottom of the page.
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Dr. Farr demonstrates
the power of audiobooks |
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Dr. Farr participates in
a book discussion
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