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Nine-year-old Emma used to hide her reading homework under her bed. Diagnosed with dyslexia, she struggled to decode even simple words and would shut down the moment she was asked to read aloud. The more she practiced, the more discouraged she became, until her school introduced an AI-powered reading tool that gave her real-time feedback … Read more
Reading growth in kids refers to the measurable improvement in their ability to decode, understand, and engage with written text. It includes gains in four key areas: Fluency – the ability to read smoothly, accurately, and with appropriate expression Comprehension – the capacity to understand, recall, and think critically about what’s read Vocabulary – the … Read more
Reading comprehension is more than just decoding words on a page, it’s about understanding, thinking critically, and applying information. It is the foundation of all learning. Whether a child is solving a math problem, analyzing a science experiment, or exploring history, strong reading comprehension skills are essential for success across subjects. In early grades, children … Read more
Every child learns differently and within today’s classrooms and homes, that diversity is more visible than ever. From students who excel quickly to those who struggle with decoding or comprehension, literacy is not a one-size-fits-all journey. Understanding and supporting diverse learning is not just a matter of good pedagogy, it’s a matter of equity, access, … Read more
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