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Use our free, printable reading comprehension passage exercises to improve your student's reading skills! Recognizing letters and words is an important first step in learning to read. However, it is only a first step; it is vital that students comprehend, or understand, what they are reading. They must be able to get the meaning of the text: What is the author telling the reader? This is reading comprehension, and it is an essential skill for success in school and in the real world. Below are our reading comprehension worksheets grouped by grade, that include passages and related questions. Click on the title to view the printable activities in each grade range, or to read the details of each worksheet. They are free for use in the home or in the classroom. Be sure to check out our spelling words activities too!
1st Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets
This 36 week first grade worksheet program for reading comprehension provides grade-appropriate passages and related questions, and can be used for other grades as appropriate.
2nd Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets
This 36 week second grade worksheet program for reading comprehension provides passages and questions that are grade appropriate, but can be used with additional grades.
3rd Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets
The 36 week third grade worksheet program for reading comprehension that we’ve organized here provides reading passages and activities designed for 3rd grade but can be used for other grades.
4th Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets
The 36 week fourth grade comprehension program that is included here provides reading passages and questions that are grade appropriate, but can be used with additional grades.
5th Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets
The 36 week fifth grade comprehension program provides passages and related questions that are grade appropriate, but can be used with additional grades.
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Short Story Reading Comprehension Worksheets
- Beginning Level
- Answers for this series are included at the end of each worksheet.
- "My Friend" - Low Beginning. 3 answer choices. 7 questions. 74 words.
- "My House" - Low Beginning. 3 answer choices. 7 questions. 92 words.
- "Time to..." - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 89 words.
- "My Family" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 6 questions. 90 words.
- "Rainy Day" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 78 words.
- "A Call to the Pool" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 116 words.
- "The Singing Bird" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 96 words.
- "Seeing Stars" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 92 words.
- "I Fly" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 4 questions. 113 words.
- "The Drive" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 120 words.
- "Zach's Animals" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 104 words.
- "Griffin's Talents" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 112 words.
- "A Happy Visitor" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 170 words.
- "An Adventure" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 177 words.
- "Running" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 148 words.
- "Paul Cooks" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 112 words.
- "Bella Hides" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 135 words.
- "First Prize" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 155 words.
- "What Number?" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 154 words.
- "The Interview" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 205 words.
- "Julian's Work" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 194 words.
- "Talia's Special Day" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 204 words.
- "One Hundred Dollars" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 273 words.
- "New Shoes for Maddy" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 223 words.
- "The 20" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 256 words.
- "Big City Noise" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 238 words.
- Intermediate Level
- "By the Water" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 225 words.
- "A Cold Day" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 14 questions. 286 words.
- "Vet Emergency!" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 247 words.
- "Late" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 14 questions. 284 words.
- "The Brenners" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 297 words.
- "Bullied" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 197 words.
- "The New School" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 14 questions. 286 words.
- "The Park" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 297 words.
- "Worth Working For" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 280 words.
- "The Rent Man" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 215 words.
- "Time with Grandpa" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 237 words.
- "The Bus Driver" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 15 questions. 294 words.
- "A Day Like No Other" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 305 words.
- "A Mystery" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 247 words.
- "Just One Touch" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 15 questions. 326 words.
- "Wanga" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 340 words.
- "Ana Finds an Apartment" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 408 words.
- "Guermo's Surprise" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 372 words .
- "Canopy of Nature" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 332 words .
- "Blizzard in Birmingham" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 319 words.
- "A Christmas in March" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 385 words.
- "Bail" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 301 words.
- "Clean Water Act" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 632 words.
- "BB" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 511 words .
- Advanced Level
- "The Mini Problem" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 291 words .
- "Flower Power" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 368 words.
- "Seeing Clearly" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 284 words .
- "Accused" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 285 words.
- "City Girl" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 429 words.
- "Fried" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 235 words.
- "Tattoo" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 350 words.
- "The Transfers" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 381 words.
- "Wild" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 493 words.
- "Scorpion" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 333 words
- "Remains of a Marriage" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 345 words.
- "Museum Hours" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 179 words.
- "Seeing Through" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 10 questions. 326 words.
- "Ursula Pugh" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 8 questions. 324 words.
- "Dreams" - High Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 357 words.
- "Tracks" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 11 questions. 531 words.
- "Love Train" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 12 questions. 646 words.
- "The Storm" - High Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 407 words.
Informational Passages Reading Comprehension Worksheets
In these reading comprehension worksheets, students are asked questions about information they have read about a specific topic. each passage reads similar to a newspaper of journal article, and provides interesting information about some aspect of history, nature, mechanics, science, art, and more. questions involve critical thinking with a focus on logic and inference..
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- "The Sun" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
- "Gas" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
- "Music" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 50 words.
- "Birds" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 50 words.
- "The Heart" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 50 words.
- "The Butterfly" - Low Beginning. 5 questions. Under 50 words.
- "Pigs" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
- "The Brain" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
- "The Ocean" - Low Beginning. 7 questions. Under 100 words.
- "Trees" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
- "Alligators" - Low Beginning. 6 questions. Under 100 words.
- "The Blow-Dryer" - Low Beginning. 5 questions. Under 100 words.
- "Green Grass" - Low Beginning. 6 questions. Under 100 words.
- "Taste" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
- "Bees" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Frogs" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Beds" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Humans" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Fish" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Houses" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Soda Pop" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Tea" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Ice Fishing" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Bears" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Flags" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Leonardo Da Vinci" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words..
- "Tennis" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Dogs" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Money" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Abraham Lincoln" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Corn" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Umbrellas" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Ben Franklin" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Cars" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- Answer Key - This is the answer key for to the intermediate level informational passages.
- "Helicopters" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Yellowstone National Park" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Empress of the Blues" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "The Cactus" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Space Exploration Voyagers 1 and 2" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Television" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Hibernation and Estivation" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Marco Polo" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Movie Ratings" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Birdsongs" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Counting" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Easter Island" - High Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Mosquitoes" - High Intermediate. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
- "Fingerprints" - High Intermediate. 11 questions. Under 700 words.
- "Mother's Day" - High Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 700 words.
- "Europe" - High Intermediate. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
- Answer Key - This is the answer key for to the advanced level informational passages.
- "Chocolate" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 600 words.
- "Houses Around the World" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 700 words.
- "Cells" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 700 words.
- "Soccer" - Low Advanced. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
- "Bathtubs" - Low Advanced. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
- "Pollution" - Low Advanced. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
- "Interstate Highways" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 800 words.
- "The U.S. Census" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 800 words.
- "Sleep" - Low Advanced. 11 questions. Under 800 words.
- "The U.S. Postal Service" - Mid Advanced. 11 questions. Under 800 words.
- "Chemical Elements" - Mid Advanced. 11 questions. Under 800 words.
- "Africa" - Mid Advanced. 11 questions. Under 1000 words.
Technical Reading Comprehension Worksheets
In these reading comprehension worksheets, students are asked questions about the meaning, significance, intention, structure, inference, and vocabulary used in each passage. each passage reads like an encyclopedic or technical journal article. answers for worksheets in this section can be found at the end of each individual worksheet..
- "Water" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 300 words.
- "Paper" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 300 words.
- "The Flu" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
- "Nuts" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
- "The Sun" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
- "The White House" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
- "Soap" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
- "Clocks" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
- "The Robin" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
- "Hybrid Vehicles" - Intermediate level. 4 questions with answers included. Under 500 words.
- "Photography" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 500 words.
- "Biomimetics" - Intermediate level. 4 questions with answers included. Under 700 words.
- "The Great Debates" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
- "Salt" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 700 words.
- "Colony Collapse" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 600 words.
- "Columbian Exchange" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 700 words.
- "Ethanol" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 600 words.
- "Generations" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 600 words.
- "The Hubble Telescope" - Advanced level. 7 questions with answers included. Under 1000 words.
- "Intellegence Augmentation" - Advanced level. 5 questions with answers included. Under 1000 words.
Role Play Reading Comprehension Worksheets
In these reading comprehension worksheets, students can increase their understanding of colloquial and idiomatic expressions and get a feel for conversational english. they also allow several students to participate at the same time - which makes them really fun great for use in school or at home..
- Answer Key - This is the answer key to the role play worksheets.
- "What Time Is It?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
- "How Are You?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
- "Tie Your Shoes!" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
- "Where Are My Glasses?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
- "A Cookie" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
- "Where Are My Keys?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
- "City Life, Country Life" - Beginning Level. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Flu Shot" - Intermediate Level. 5 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Vinegar" - Intermediate Level. 4 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Wait for Me!" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Glasses" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Hungry" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Want to Know a Secret?" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Milk and Aesthetics" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 500 words.
Dual Version Reading Comprehension Worksheets
In each of these reading comprehension worksheets, the same story is told, but with two versions: one that is basic, and one that is more advanced. this allows students to make direct comparisons between the advanced version to the more basic one, and makes for a powerful learning experience..
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- "An Overcast Day" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 200 words.
- "Who Knows My Name?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 200 words.
- "A Call to the Pool" - Beginning Level. 6 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Oh No!" - Beginning Level. 8 questions. Under 300 words.
- "An Adventure" - Beginning Level. 6 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Happy Birthday" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 400 words.
- "My Family" - Beginning Level. 8 questions. Under 300 words.
- "My Family" - Beginning Level. 5 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Driving Directions" - Beginning Level. 6 questions. Under 400 words.
- "A Happy Visitor" - Beginning Level. 7 questions. Under 300 words.
- "The Singing Bird" - Intermediate Level. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
- "Violet Makes a Cake" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
- "A Visit to the Doctor" - Intermediate Level. 7 questions. Under 400 words.
- "Making Dinner" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
- "The Market" - Intermediate Level. 10 questions. Under 500 words.
- "Maria Gets Her License" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 500 words.
- "A Paper for School" - Advanced Level. 7 questions. Under 300 words.
- "A Birthday Surprise" - Advanced Level. 7 questions. Under 600 words.
- "Getting a New Job" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 600 words.
- "The Dinner Party" - Advanced Level. 9 questions. Under 600 words.
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This page features 22 of my favorite short stories with questions . These reading activities are perfect for classroom use. Written by some of the greatest authors in history, these stories are short enough to cover in a single class period, and rich enough to warrant study. I tried to select stories that students would find highly interesting. I chose stories with ironic endings, interesting twists, and clever plot movements . This collection will nurture your students' love of reading and storytelling. I also prepared ten multiple-choice and long response questions for each text. These questions cover a range of reading skills from comprehension and inferring to interpreting themes and identifying figurative language techniques.
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Reading is a very important part of learning a language. it's considered a receptive skill, otherwise known as a passive skill, which means that students don’t necessarily have to produce language - just receive it. but more often than not, students have difficulty reading because of vocabulary and/or the context involved. busyteacher.org offers 1,314 reading comprehension worksheets that are sure to help your students stay engaged in their reading, by providing interesting stories and effective exercises. we as teachers don’t always have the time to make up our own stories, or go through books to pick out excerpts to present in our lessons. the reading worksheets on busyteacher.org offer a variety of different stories and texts in different categories and genres to help your students improve their reading ability and learn the language, all the while enjoying the stories they're reading. depending on what you're aiming to teach, you can use these worksheets in a whole variety of different ways in the classroom. if a worksheet has a story that contains dialogue, you could assign roles to students and have them act out what the characters say. you can also use the stories on the worksheets to create comprehension questions. some worksheets can even make for classroom discussion topics . after reading a passage, you can present a question to students, and ask them to give their opinions of where the story is going. these are just some of the many things you can do to make use of these worksheets in the classroom. whether you're teaching scanning, skimming, critical thinking, or reading for gist, busyteacher.org has the worksheet(s) you need for your lessons. there are worksheets on just about any topic you can think of - sports, business, history, and holidays to name a few. another handy feature on busyteacher.org is that each worksheet has the level shown in the description, which makes it easy for you to find an appropriate worksheet for your students. the thumbnail can be opened to full page view, so you can check if the worksheet is right for your lesson. some worksheets you'll find here are appropriate for several - or even for all levels, which means they're reusable for a future lessons with students at different levels. no registration or subscription is necessary to download our worksheets. they’re all free to download, copy, and use in your lessons. plus, all of them were created and uploaded by fellow esl teachers from all around the globe, and have helped other esl teachers in their lessons. in addition, if you have a worksheet you've created and would like to submit it to this site, you can do so by clicking the “submit a worksheet” link at the bottom of this page. join thousands of other esl teachers using busyteacher.org, and bookmark us as your number-one stop for worksheets to use in your lessons daily with 1,314 reading worksheets, planning your lessons has never been easier. get started by checking out the most popular worksheets below. try downloading one and using it in your lesson today read more... ...less.
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Year 6 Cloze test: the storm
Year 6 Cloze test: the Caterpillar
Year 6 Cloze test: Mowgli in the jungle
Year 5 Cloze test: the ship in the storm
Year 5 Cloze test: the garden party
Year 5 Cloze test: meeting Miss Havisham
Reading comprehension: The Tinder Box by Hans Christian Anderson
Reading comprehension: Peter and Wendy by JM Barrie
Reading comprehension: more Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde
Reading comprehension: The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde
Reading comprehension: Martin and Margot by Amy Le Feuvre
Reading comprehension: Sara Crewe by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Re-ordering words to make sentences
Cloze test: Through the Looking-Glass
Cloze test: The wood at night
Cloze test: A Little Princess
Reading to interpret
Understanding text: purpose and target audience
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Each short text is accompanied by VIPERS reading comprehensions and the answers.
Each stage relates to year-group expectations. Stage 1 = Year 1, Stage 2 = Year 2 etc. We have called them stages in case you have children working at a level that differs from their own year group. This way a Y4 child working below expectations does not have to complete work with a Y2 label, for example.
How do we decide on the stages?
The stages are based on a measure of readability called an ATOS score. It is a formula designed to guide students and teachers to appropriate-level texts. It is based on a number of predictors - average sentence length, average word length and word difficulty level.
The following table shows the ATOS score and the percentage of children who should be able to read the text in each year group. For example, if a text in Y3 has a score of 3.62 - 4.2, it should be independently accessible to children between the 50 and 25 percentile. If a text has a score of 4.5 in a year 4 text, it should be independently accessed by the top 10% of children in the class.
We have developed a simple ‘Shed Rating’ to guide teachers.
1 Shed should be independently accessed by 75% of the class.
2 Sheds should be independently accessed by 50% of the class.
3 Sheds should be independently accessed by 25% of the class.
4 Sheds should be independently accessed by 10% of the class.
The score is only to be used as a guide. There are a number of factors which can increase the score, one of these is technical language. Where technical language is prevalent the score increases, we, however, have used our own professional judgement to include them in the correct stage.
Some texts with a high score may need to be used with support or by children working at a high level within the stage.
In some texts, particularly in Stages 5 and 6, some of the scores are slightly lower due to some of the content being written for effect. For example, short sentences to add dramatic effect or tension lower the score - but are important technical aspects to be experienced by readers.
Comprehension is also dependent on background knowledge so pupils who have a knowledge deficit in a particular area may find comprehension difficult in that area.
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Please sen me copies of reading worksheet for grade 3.. Thank you very much
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The Loss of Things I Took for Granted
Ten years into my college teaching career, students stopped being able to read effectively..
Recent years have seen successive waves of book bans in Republican-controlled states, aimed at pulling any text with “woke” themes from classrooms and library shelves. Though the results sometimes seem farcical, as with the banning of Art Spiegelman’s Maus due to its inclusion of “cuss words” and explicit rodent nudity, the book-banning agenda is no laughing matter. Motivated by bigotry, it has already done demonstrable harm and promises to do more. But at the same time, the appropriate response is, in principle, simple. Named individuals have advanced explicit policies with clear goals and outcomes, and we can replace those individuals with people who want to reverse those policies. That is already beginning to happen in many places, and I hope those successes will continue until every banned book is restored.
If and when that happens, however, we will not be able to declare victory quite yet. Defeating the open conspiracy to deprive students of physical access to books will do little to counteract the more diffuse confluence of forces that are depriving students of the skills needed to meaningfully engage with those books in the first place. As a college educator, I am confronted daily with the results of that conspiracy-without-conspirators. I have been teaching in small liberal arts colleges for over 15 years now, and in the past five years, it’s as though someone flipped a switch. For most of my career, I assigned around 30 pages of reading per class meeting as a baseline expectation—sometimes scaling up for purely expository readings or pulling back for more difficult texts. (No human being can read 30 pages of Hegel in one sitting, for example.) Now students are intimidated by anything over 10 pages and seem to walk away from readings of as little as 20 pages with no real understanding. Even smart and motivated students struggle to do more with written texts than extract decontextualized take-aways. Considerable class time is taken up simply establishing what happened in a story or the basic steps of an argument—skills I used to be able to take for granted.
Since this development very directly affects my ability to do my job as I understand it, I talk about it a lot. And when I talk about it with nonacademics, certain predictable responses inevitably arise, all questioning the reality of the trend I describe. Hasn’t every generation felt that the younger cohort is going to hell in a handbasket? Haven’t professors always complained that educators at earlier levels are not adequately equipping their students? And haven’t students from time immemorial skipped the readings?
The response of my fellow academics, however, reassures me that I’m not simply indulging in intergenerational grousing. Anecdotally, I have literally never met a professor who did not share my experience. Professors are also discussing the issue in academic trade publications , from a variety of perspectives. What we almost all seem to agree on is that we are facing new obstacles in structuring and delivering our courses, requiring us to ratchet down expectations in the face of a ratcheting down of preparation. Yes, there were always students who skipped the readings, but we are in new territory when even highly motivated honors students struggle to grasp the basic argument of a 20-page article. Yes, professors never feel satisfied that high school teachers have done enough, but not every generation of professors has had to deal with the fallout of No Child Left Behind and Common Core. Finally, yes, every generation thinks the younger generation is failing to make the grade— except for the current cohort of professors, who are by and large more invested in their students’ success and mental health and more responsive to student needs than any group of educators in human history. We are not complaining about our students. We are complaining about what has been taken from them.
If we ask what has caused this change, there are some obvious culprits. The first is the same thing that has taken away almost everyone’s ability to focus—the ubiquitous smartphone. Even as a career academic who studies the Quran in Arabic for fun, I have noticed my reading endurance flagging. I once found myself boasting at a faculty meeting that I had read through my entire hourlong train ride without looking at my phone. My colleagues agreed this was a major feat, one they had not achieved recently. Even if I rarely attain that high level of focus, though, I am able to “turn it on” when demanded, for instance to plow through a big novel during a holiday break. That’s because I was able to develop and practice those skills of extended concentration and attentive reading before the intervention of the smartphone. For children who were raised with smartphones, by contrast, that foundation is missing. It is probably no coincidence that the iPhone itself, originally released in 2007, is approaching college age, meaning that professors are increasingly dealing with students who would have become addicted to the dopamine hit of the omnipresent screen long before they were introduced to the more subtle pleasures of the page.
The second go-to explanation is the massive disruption of school closures during COVID-19. There is still some debate about the necessity of those measures, but what is not up for debate any longer is the very real learning loss that students suffered at every level. The impact will inevitably continue to be felt for the next decade or more, until the last cohort affected by the mass “pivot to online” finally graduates. I doubt that the pandemic closures were the decisive factor in themselves, however. Not only did the marked decline in reading resilience start before the pandemic, but the students I am seeing would have already been in high school during the school closures. Hence they would be better equipped to get something out of the online format and, more importantly, their basic reading competence would have already been established.
Less discussed than these broader cultural trends over which educators have little control are the major changes in reading pedagogy that have occurred in recent decades—some motivated by the ever-increasing demand to “teach to the test” and some by fads coming out of schools of education. In the latter category is the widely discussed decline in phonics education in favor of the “balanced literacy” approach advocated by education expert Lucy Calkins (who has more recently come to accept the need for more phonics instruction). I started to see the results of this ill-advised change several years ago, when students abruptly stopped attempting to sound out unfamiliar words and instead paused until they recognized the whole word as a unit. (In a recent class session, a smart, capable student was caught short by the word circumstances when reading a text out loud.) The result of this vibes-based literacy is that students never attain genuine fluency in reading. Even aside from the impact of smartphones, their experience of reading is constantly interrupted by their intentionally cultivated inability to process unfamiliar words.
For all the flaws of the balanced literacy method, it was presumably implemented by people who thought it would help. It is hard to see a similar motivation in the growing trend toward assigning students only the kind of short passages that can be included in a standardized test. Due in part to changes driven by the infamous Common Core standards , teachers now have to fight to assign their students longer readings, much less entire books, because those activities won’t feed directly into students getting higher test scores, which leads to schools getting more funding. The emphasis on standardized tests was always a distraction at best, but we have reached the point where it is actively cannibalizing students’ educational experience—an outcome no one intended or planned, and for which there is no possible justification.
We can’t go back in time and do the pandemic differently at this point, nor is there any realistic path to putting the smartphone genie back in the bottle. (Though I will note that we as a society do at least attempt to keep other addictive products out of the hands of children.) But I have to think that we can, at the very least, stop actively preventing young people from developing the ability to follow extended narratives and arguments in the classroom. Regardless of their profession or ultimate educational level, they will need those skills. The world is a complicated place. People—their histories and identities, their institutions and work processes, their fears and desires—are simply too complex to be captured in a worksheet with a paragraph and some reading comprehension questions. Large-scale prose writing is the best medium we have for capturing that complexity, and the education system should not be in the business of keeping students from learning how to engage effectively with it.
This is a matter not of snobbery, but of basic justice. I recognize that not everyone centers their lives on books as much as a humanities professor does. I think they’re missing out, but they’re adults and they can choose how to spend their time. What’s happening with the current generation is not that they are simply choosing TikTok over Jane Austen. They are being deprived of the ability to choose—for no real reason or benefit. We can and must stop perpetrating this crime on our young people.
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Raz-Plus's Comprehension resources support students' learning beyond Foundational Skills and give students the tools necessary to switch from learning to read to reading to learn. Use Comprehension resources to introduce skills to your whole class, for direct and explicit re-teaching of a skill, or for deep exploration of a key question through ...
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