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41:03Now PlayingGeorgia is confronting a reading crisis decades in the making. By the time students reach fourth grade, only one in three can read proficiently, according to a 2025 state assessment. Critics say failed teaching methods, alack of teacher preparation, and ineffective early interventions are to blame. Atlanta News First’s investigative series, Reading Reset, reveals how these programs and teaching methods potentially played a part in the state’s poor reading proficiency, how parents fought for change, and how lawmakers responded.
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