Ideally, a child’s reading ability should grow throughout the school year. To ensure that students are meeting appropriate literacy benchmarks and making consistent gains, school districts might utilize regular standardized reading tests to capture each child’s reading data. Parents might not see all of these reading reports, but that doesn’t mean that parents should be … Read more
Readability has recently partnered with Step Up for Students to be a part of the program’s New Worlds Reading Scholarship program. Through this program, eligible Florida students in kindergarten through fifth grade can access the Readability program through their Step Up for Student’s login. How does this work? Children can qualify for $500 in an … Read more
Readability offers students access to a 24/7 reading tutor to help guide reading lessons and gain reading confidence and proficiency. While the program allows parents to sign up for a free trial period to explore it with their children, the program is now being offered free of charge to some students in Florida. Thanks to … Read more
Parents might have learned about a program called Step Up for Students that provides scholarship opportunities for children who struggle to read at a proficient level. The program allows students who qualify to allocate their scholarship funds towards private tutoring, literacy programs and other materials that can help them gain reading proficiency. However, Step Up … Read more
Readability is proud to announce the launch of a new reading assessment tool that is designed to help parents understand their child’s reading level and literacy proficiency in only a minute. This is the only free reading assessment that is offered online. The assessment evaluates a child’s reading ability for fluency and comprehension proficiency. After … Read more
Children in kindergarten are new to the reading adventure. However, children can start kindergarten at different reading readiness levels. In fact, one study showed that children whose parents regularly read to them five books per day came to kindergarten knowing more than one million more words than students who didn’t hear any books read aloud. … Read more
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