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Wiley Blevins’ Research Proves the Power of Decodable Texts!

3/17/2025

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Dr. Wiley Blevins’ research highlights the critical role of decodable texts in building early reading success—and the results speak for themselves!

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In a study conducted in New York City public schools, Blevins compared two first-grade classrooms:​
✅  The experimental group used decodable texts alongside systematic phonics instruction.
✅  The control group used trade books.
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💡 The result? The group using decodable texts showed 
stronger phonics skill transfer, greater reading growth, and improved confidence when tackling new words.
Wiley Blevins
Missouri (MO) educators are taking note! With a growing focus on the Science of Reading and phonics-based instruction, decodable texts are becoming a game-changer in classrooms across the state.
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👉 Want to learn how Blevins’ research can impact your district’s reading scores and student engagement? Let’s connect!

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