Help Your Students Slide Up, Not Down, Over the Summer
How teachers and parents can work together to keep kids reading during the summer to stop the summer slide in literacy
You could be putting your child off reading – here’s how to change that
There are things parents and teachers may do that actually put children off reading, but here's how to avoid those mistakes and help cultivate a love of reading in kids
Yes, parents, there is a magic formula to keep your kids reading through the summer
Reading during their summer break can help kids avoid the summer slide. Here's how parents can help get their children reading this summer
Teaching phonics builds balanced literacy
Phonics is making a comeback in schools as reading teachers strive for a more comprehensive approach
Literacy Starts in the Library
Lifelong learning begins at the school library
3 ways educators nationwide are working to disrupt dyslexia
A number of states and districts are embracing more research- and science-based approaches to literacy instruction amid growing awareness of dyslexia
Reading to your child: the difference it makes
Reading to your children has amazing effects on their learning. Children often tell researches shared reading time is their happiest moments and it helps kids develop positive and strong associations with spoken language and books.
Critical Literacy in Early Elementary Grades
Using a form of literary criticism in tandem with drama activities helps young students think deeply about how stories are constructed
How I Got My Toddler Back On Books After She Got A Taste Of Screen Time
A parent shares her advice on how she got her children to turn away from screens and back to enjoying reading books
The top 3 life skills needed for success in America
To succeed in their future careers today's students will need to master these 3 life skills