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Distractions, viewing books as a bore and simply not reading enough can affect a child’s literacy potential and growth. Donna Nomann, M. Ed, has more than 20 years of experience as an educator and reading intervention specialist, and she knows firsthand how to help children embrace reading. If your child is resisting reading, here’s Nomann’s … Read more
If you are asking yourself “How can I help my child read?”, it is a sign that you are a concerned and connected parent. That’s a good thing, as it means you are already determined to help your child get back on track. Now that you have realized there is an issue with their reading, … Read more
Every child is different—especially when it comes to learning how to read. Some children will pick up on reading quickly, whereas others may need additional help to develop crucial reading skills. If your child is struggling with reading, it may be in their best interest to work with a reading tutor. Here’s what parents should … Read more
We can’t say it enough: READING SHOULD BE FUN! Yes, kids should be reading 15 minutes (or more!) each night, and most schools also stipulate nightly reading minutes as homework. However, the push for more reading often makes kids see books as a chore. Stories aren’t to be dreaded; they should be discovered and enjoyed. … Read more
Helping your children learn how to read is one of the most impactful ways to spend quality time with them. Using alternative teaching methods is a great way to keep your children engaged and focused during homework time or at-home lessons. Take a look at some of the ways to add a bit of fun … Read more
Reading is one of the most important skills that a child can learn. Reading can promote creativity, improve communication skills, help children understand the world around them, increase their concentration, and make them better students. But sadly, it’s estimated that 1 in 4 children in the U.S. grow up without learning how to read, and … Read more