Improving Adolescent Literacy
schools. The panel purposefully included students in 4th and 5th grades within the realm of adolescents because their in-structional needs related to literacy have more in common with those of students in middle and high school than they do with students in early elementary grades. Many students in grades 4 and up experi -
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