Tempo reading program

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Great article! For example, I am doing a powerlifting program that does not use tempo training, but I would like to incorporate it. Would twice per week be too much, causing a plateau?

I need clarification. For pull ups it can go either way depending on what part you struggle with the most. CJ, This is a very good explanation of tempo programming. I was not a fan of prescribing tempo until after hearing Janes Fitzgerald explain some of the benefits. I would of course give you the due credit.

I never heard of tempo training before invictus. I love it. It makes you work so much harder for every rep. Always awesome articles from your box CJ! Sometimes, I incorporate tempo counts with own my DLs both clean grip and snatch grip. I have also suggested tempo counts with our CF Kids; it slows them down so that the kids down just flop up and down the squat.

Thank you for posting. We actually just swtiched our programming over to include a great amount of tempo training. Sharing this with my members will help a lot. Thank you so much for the clarification.

Early on I thought the first two numbers were reps…did that once and only once.. Question though on the snatches we did early this week. Can you explain the 1. Ended up doing two reps per set, but not sure if that was correct. Invictus Blog. What Does 30X0 Mean? Martin Slow down.

So, what is tempo training in lifting and training? The Second Number The second number refers to the amount of time spent in the bottom position of the lift — the point in which the lift transitions from lowering to ascending. The Third Number The third number refers to ascending concentric phase of the lift — the amount of time it takes you to get to the top of the lift. The Fourth Number The fourth number refers to how long you should pause at the top of the lift.

Counting It seems silly to even mention how to count seconds, but I have heard many clients audibly count to 4 in less than one second while under a heavy load. Got it? If you need more practice, think about how you would perform the following: Push-Up x 15 reps Bulgarian Split Squat x reps 41X1 Pull-Up x 81X2 For many of you, just understanding how to read the prescription will suffice.

Here are my top 3 reasons for including tempo prescriptions with lifts: 1. Improved Quality of Movement Quality of movement should be your first priority. Reduced Risk of Injury Improving the quality of the movement obviously helps to reduce the risk of injury for athletes.

Give it a shot. Improved Strength Gains This alone should have been sufficient, but I threw in the first two for all of the coaches out there. Proper tempo prescriptions can lead to vastly improved strength gains. This means fewer plateaus and more adaptation.

Connect with. Create a Comment Account. Little research has been done on the impact of e-books on student motivation, comprehension, or even decoding abilities. I would think that it would have an effect on all three aspects of reading and learning to read.

If we are to bridge the technology gap for students as well as for teachers, the use of e-book readers and their impact on school-age children needs to be explored and researched.

Tagged as e-book , Kindle , motivation , technology. There is a paradigm shift happening in education, and we all need to get on board. We do not want to wait until failure is the only option. In fact, just the opposite is the ideal. As was mentioned in an earlier post, the best policy is to screen early and intervene when necessary, as soon as possible. The basic premise behind RtI is simple.

Students are given a basic screening early in the school year, to identify strengths and weaknesses. This allows school-based teams to craft an approach to address the issues. According to Dr. Marcia Invernizzi at The University of Virginia, in an address given at a statewide meeting in Newport News, she stated:.

The small numbers of students who do not respond well to any interventions are considered to be at the top of the tiers, and are more carefully evaluated for possible referral to special education services. The promise is that general education teachers will be able to accurately identify the problems and intervene early, before the problems lead to entrenched difficulties or referral to special education. Richmond is one of three areas in the state of Virginia to benefit from a Federal Grant to improve reading skills of middle school students.

There are a total of eight schools in three divisions that were selected by the Virginia Department of Education to participate in the Virginia Striving Readers Intervention Initiative. The program supports initiatives to raise literacy levels in schools with high percentages of economically disadvantaged students while building a scientific research base for efforts to increase adolescent literacy.

A focus on Adolescent Literacy is long overdue. It will be fascinating to track the progress of these middle school students involved in this study, to determine if this type of expensive, scripted, and computer-based intervention is a successful program to improve the literacy skills of older, struggling readers.

Measuring effects on motivation and interest will also be important to assess for these striving readers. Stay tuned! Tagged as adolescent literacy , middle school , motivation , reading intervention , reluctant readers , striving readers , Voyager. This list is a compilation of these results — guaranteed to capture the interest and motivate even the most reluctant reader. In Virginia, the Gubernatorial race is shaping up into a horserace between two rather average candidates.

Both candidates have vowed to improve teacher salaries and strengthen math and science education. In a year of huge budget shortfalls, promising to do more with less is a tricky proposition. Both plans require more money, and both candidates claim that they will not need to raise taxes to pay for these initiatives. Whether or not that will work is debatable. What is critical and is missing from these debates is at the heart of this issue.

Investing in education needs to be done based on a system of accountability and best practices according to research. Which investments will do more to increase student achievement? The answer can be found in the research. Investing in teacher education and professional development has been shown to have tremendous gains in student achievement.

In particular, reading education is a critical piece to this puzzle. Through education, teacher expertise can be raised to meet the increasing demands of teaching a diverse group of students. This investment must be made in order to ensure academic success for every student. This results-oriented approach makes a complex issue in a political campaign a no-brainer.

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