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Across classrooms in the U.S., millions of children are struggling to meet grade-level reading expectations. In fact, more than one in three students nationwide cannot read at a basic level of proficiency by the end of third grade, a statistic that has remained stubbornly persistent for decades. Among underserved populations including English Language Learners (ELLs), … Read more
For many children, reading is more than just a skill, it’s a pathway to confidence, imagination, and academic success. But for neurodiverse learners, including those with ADHD, autism, or dyslexia, reading can feel overwhelming, frustrating, or even impossible. These students often face unique challenges that can interfere with their ability to engage with text, whether … Read more
Early literacy is more than just an academic milestone, it’s a gateway to confidence, critical thinking, and lifelong learning. Children who learn to read effectively are more likely to “read to learn” later, absorbing new information independently, participating more fully in the classroom, and developing a positive relationship with education. In contrast, early reading struggles … Read more
Imagine this: A second-grade student named Mia sits quietly at her desk, avoiding eye contact with her teacher during reading time. Despite her efforts, the letters on the page seem to dance around, and the words don’t make sense. She struggles to decode even simple sentences. Traditional instruction—workbooks, flashcards, silent reading—hasn’t worked. She’s frustrated, anxious, … Read more
Reading is not just another academic subject, it’s the foundation for success across all areas of learning. Children who develop strong reading skills in the early years are more likely to excel in subjects like science, math, and social studies. They’re also more confident learners, more engaged in school, and better prepared for long-term academic … Read more
Literacy is the gateway to all other learning. Without strong reading skills, students face barriers not only in language arts, but in math, science, and every subject that relies on comprehension and communication. Yet, in classrooms across the country—and around the world—millions of children are struggling to read at grade level. For many, the challenge … Read more