When a parent says, “My kid just doesn’t like to read,” it’s more than just a casual comment—it often reflects real concern, frustration, and even guilt. As educators, literacy specialists, or fellow parents, it’s important to respond with empathy and understanding. First, reassure the parent: “You’re not alone—and your child isn’t broken or lazy.” The … Read more
As reading proficiency becomes increasingly tied to academic and life success, a surge of AI-powered literacy tools has emerged—promising to assess, support, and accelerate student learning. These platforms offer automation, real-time feedback, and scalable solutions at a time when classrooms face growing diversity, limited resources, and a critical need for personalized instruction. Two of the … Read more
Summer brings sunshine, freedom, and a well-earned break for students. But for many families and educators, it also brings concern: the dreaded “summer slide.” Research shows that students can lose up to two months of reading skills over summer vacation—especially those who were already behind. This learning loss can accumulate over time, widening achievement gaps … Read more
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
January 22 2025 Interview with Tom Lewis, Glendale Unified School District We recently had the privilege of speaking with Tom Lewis, a passionate educator serving students in a Title I school in the Glendale Unified School District. Tom has been using Readability, an innovative tool that helps struggling readers achieve incredible progress. During the conversation, … Read more
From Struggles to Strengths: Empowering Students with Dyslexia Through IEPs Supporting students with dyslexia in the classroom and through the IEP (Individualized Education Program) process is a crucial part of empowering them to thrive. As educators, understanding dyslexia and navigating the IEP process can help you provide the resources and strategies these students need to … Read more