August 24 2023 Revolutionizing Reading Education with AI Each year as school begins, educators are on the lookout for innovative tools that can transform and support their students’ learning. Supporting students in reading is one of the keys to success in academics, and it is often a challenge to individualize and support students with independent … Read more
April 19 2023 10 Ways to Get Students Excited About Reading Getting students excited about reading can be a daunting task for parents, educators, and schools. At Readability, we work to support students in reading practice by offering guided practice using the latest technology. You can learn more about Readability at the end of this … Read more
April 7 2023 Readability Case Study: Lori McGinley Discusses Results Using Readability with her Third-Grade Class at Salisbury Elementary School Lori McGinley, a third grade teacher at Salisbury Elementary School in Salisbury, Penn., started using the Readability program with her students during the Fall/Winter of the 2022/2023 school year. Salisbury Elementary School is a diverse … Read more
April 7 2023 Building Literacy Skills in the 21st Century Introduction Recently, we hosted a webinar focusing on the importance of building literacy skills in the 21st century. This webinar focused on technology and how to best use it effectively in education. The goal of this discussion was to discuss the positive impacts technology … Read more
January 18 2023 Many Changes for Reading Instruction With reading scores dropping nationwide, many are concerned and want to find solutions to this dilemma. Countless districts have stated they are considering changes to their reading programs, including updated curriculum and reading tutors. The New York Times recently published an article about how reading expert, Lucy … Read more
November 18 2022 Science-Based Reading Programs & Struggling Readers Many districts use reading programs that incorporate computer-based practice. However, not all programs offer a science-based approach. In a recent article from Edweek, they report that there are five programs used in schools to teach reading that aren’t backed by any science-based evidence. These programs are: … Read more
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