Flesch
Flesch has been mentioned or cited more than a dozen times throughout all the RSS channels we monitor. Especially, the channel 'Fight the Core' contains less than a dozen references to this person (or maybe different people with similar names) alone. As it’s displayed on the chart below, Flesch was highly popular in March, 2017.
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[...] and mates. Many of them, like jaguars, gray wolves and ocelots, are already endangered. Aaron Flesch, a biologist at the University of Arizona, said most border animals are already squeezed into [...]
pontiactribune.com
[...] frequency of just about everything. We really do not believe that adds any value whatsoever. Flesch reading ease for German and Dutch We’ve added Flesch reading ease compatibility for German and [...]
seomachine.net
[...] that assign your content a score based on its readability. Here are some of the most popular: Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease This test measures how many syllables there are in each word and the average [...]
wpdailythemes.com
[...] engines and readers that they are in the right place for that given word, or phrase. Flesch Reading Ease – This score relates to the readability of your content. When it comes to [...]
thechicstreetjournal.com
[...] or not your text is not too hard to read. How do we measure this Flesch Reading Ease score? And why is this score important for SEO? In this post I would like to explain [...]
seomachine.net
[...] illiteracy. But this information was kept from the public until 1955, when Dr. Rudolph Flesch wrote his sensational exposé, Why Johnny Can’t Read. But that didn’t stop the professors [...]
fightthecore.com
[...] except those who actually knew what the problem was all about. All they had to do was read Flesch’s book Why Johnny Can’t Read, or my own study The New Illiterates, and they would have known what [...]
fightthecore.com
[...] . Tenure alone secured their power. And if the nation wasn’t all that worked up over what Flesch had to say, it was probably because it had already begun to accept declining literacy as part of [...]
fightthecore.com
[...] representatives are supposed to have ultimate control over the public schools? Rudolf Flesch gave the answer in Why Johnny Can’t Read: It’s a foolproof system all right. Every [...]
fightthecore.com
[...] that the full destructive effects of the program became obvious. Indeed, it was Rudolf Flesch’s sensational book Why Johnny Can’t Read, published in 1955, that explained to the [...]
fightthecore.com
Flesch related channels
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