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An
awareness
of
the
emphasis
on
Informational
Text
is
critical
in
ensuring
<br />

student
success.
<br />

The
standards
aim
to
align
with
NAEP
in
the
distribution
of
literary
and
<br />

informational
text.
This
emphasis
on
informational
text
must
begin
K‐3,
<br />

because
as
you
can
see,
by
Grade
4
the
distribution
is
50/50.
<br />

Note
that
literary
non‐fiction
is
included
in
the
Literary
category,
and
this
<br />

includes
essays,
speeches,
and
biographies.
Therefore,
the
actual
volume
<br />

of
informational
text
may
be
even
higher
than
what
is
outlined
in
this
<br />

table.
<br />

It
is
important
to
note
that
the
high
percentages
of
informational
text
in
<br />

high
school
is
a
shared
responsibility
between
ELA
teachers
and
teachers
in
<br />

other
disciplines.
This
does
not
mean
that
all
70%
of
informational
reading
<br />

needs
to
happen
in
the
ELA
classrooms.
<br />

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