Abstract
This article describes a tutoring program for struggling 1st-grade readers. The program, Sound Partners, was designed for nonteacher tutors to supplement classroom reading instruction. It emphasizes basic phonological awareness and phonological reading skills in an attempt to build a decoding foundation for more advanced reading development. Together, researcher-developers and practitioners describe the program and its theoretical ancestry, application, and research outcomes, along with obstacles and solutions related to implementation.
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