Through the great folks in the
Google Certified Teachers community I've learned that you can now sort your search results by readability. The readability index is a bit coarse, but it is helpful none-the-less. The index use a simple ranking of "basic," "intermediate," and "advanced." In order to sort by readability you have to open the advanced search tools then select "reading level" from the drop-down menus. See my screen captures below.
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Applications for Education
Refining search results by readability could be helpful when you're looking for online reference materials to match your students' abilities. Likewise, this could be a good feature to show to students so that they can find materials appropriately matched to their reading abilities.
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