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At Readability, we’re driven by one goal: helping every child become a confident, capable reader. The numbers in our latest infographic tell a powerful story—but behind each stat is a student who found their voice, a teacher who finally saw progress, and a parent who breathed a sigh of relief. Let’s dive into the real-world … Read more
Imagine a classroom where every child leans in as the story unfolds—where words once unfamiliar begin to make sense, and confidence grows with each sentence spoken aloud. For English Language Learners (ELLs), the simple act of hearing language in context can be transformative. Reading aloud is more than a literacy strategy—it’s a bridge to understanding, … Read more
Reading is one of the most essential skills a child will ever learn—but for many kids, it doesn’t come easily. Struggling to read fluently can be frustrating, discouraging, and even isolating. It’s not just about reading speed—it’s about confidence, comprehension, and feeling capable. That’s where a fast reading program can make a transformative difference. So, … Read more
Reading comprehension goes far beyond simply recognizing words on a page. It’s the ability to understand, interpret, and respond to written text. This skill is the gateway to all learning—because when children can comprehend what they read, they’re better equipped to absorb new information across every subject area. Whether it’s solving a word problem in … Read more
Technology is transforming how children learn—and reading is no exception. As literacy remains a foundational skill for academic success, parents and educators are turning to innovative tools to help kids become confident, capable readers. One of the most effective tools available today is reading software for kids. Reading software for kids refers to digital programs … Read more
Reading is one of the most essential skills a child will ever learn—it’s the foundation for success in school, future learning, and life. Yet, despite years of educational reform and investment, far too many children continue to struggle with reading. According to national literacy data, nearly two-thirds of U.S. fourth graders read below grade level. … Read more