Publications
and Materials
NRP
Publications and Materials
Teaching Children to Read | Video,
2nd Edition
NEW! Clips from the National Reading
Panel Video are available for online viewing.
The "Teaching Children to Read" video
highlights the main points of the National Reading Panel's
comprehensive report on reading instruction. The video
explains research-based findings through classroom applications
with real students. The video also contains clips of
NRP members explaining the rationale behind their conclusions.
This video is ideal for parents, teachers,
and anyone concerned about reading instruction and how
to better teach children to read.
You can view
an 8:51-minute streaming version, download a zipped
video file and save it to your computer, or read the text-only
version of the "Teaching Children to Read"
video.
Streaming Video
To view the video online, you will
need Real Player. Real Player is free and easy
to install.
Real Player: 56k
| Broadband
Downloading Video
Real Player: 56k
| Broadband
Downloading Instructions*
Follow the directions below to download
the video to your machine for repeated use.
PC users:
- Right mouse click on the link for
the video you would like to download.
- A menu will appear. In Netscape
choose 'Save Link As' and in Internet Explorer 'Save
Target As'.
- Create a folder on your desktop
called 'video' and save all videos to one folder.
- Locate the folder and choose 'Save'.
- Once the file has finished saving,
double click the file to view the video.
Mac users:
- Hold down the 'control key' and
click with the mouse on the link for the video you
would like to download.
- A menu will appear. In Netscape
choose 'Save this Link as' and in Internet Explorer
choose 'Download Link to Disk'.
- Create a folder on your desktop
called 'video' and save all videos to one folder.
- Locate the folder and choose 'Save'.
- Once the file has finished saving,
double click the file to view the video.
*Zip files are used to reduce the download
file size process by compressing the files for a quick
download. To view the downloaded video, PC users will
need WinZip
and Mac users will need StuffIt.
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