The Readability app is unlike any other learning app on the market. It’s the first learning app of its kind, which is why parents may have a lot of questions about how it works. At Readability, we are more than happy to answer your questions to ensure you have the information you need to decide … Read more
Children are great and fast learners. They are often learning and absorbing information without even realizing it. Many kids learn how to read fairly quickly, but some new readers often struggle with understanding what they are reading. Sometimes it can be an indicator of learning disability, but often it is a matter of not being … Read more
Back in mid-July, Los Angeles and San Diego schools announced that they would adopt a virtual learning environment when class began in the fall. Nashville and Atlanta announced their plans for virtual learning, too, and many other cities adopted hybrid models–partial in-school and virtual learning–for fall. Parents may find themselves scrambling to find childcare or … Read more
Learning to read is not easy, which is why some children may require additional instruction outside of the classroom. Establishing a reading program at home can help your child stay on track and improve their reading skills without ever stepping foot in a classroom. This may sound like a major commitment, but starting an at-home … Read more
Many students struggle when they are first learning to read, especially with reading comprehension. Students who never receive reading intervention early on often end up struggling throughout school, so it is important to take steps right away when you notice that your child is having trouble with reading. A great way to help them improve … Read more
The realization that a child is struggling with reading can take parents by surprise. A parent-teacher conference could have drawn attention to the concerns, and perhaps parents received test scores that showed that the child was reading below benchmark reading standards. Sometimes, however, parents are the first to pick up on a child’s reading struggle. … Read more
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