Some children need help with reading beyond what the school can provide. Parents also might not feel that they are able to provide the type of help their child needs to guide them on their reading journey. Children with decoding struggles or those who have difficulties with comprehension might need more specialized guidance. One-on-one reading … Read more
Some children open a book begrudgingly which can make regular reading sessions a challenge. Most schools implement daily reading minutes that children are required to record on a reading log, and parents might need to initial and date these logs to verify that their child has fulfilled their reading minutes. Parents of readers might not … Read more
Parents of children who have reading struggles might research different ways to help their child. They also might look for organizations that can provide resources to help their child. Some literacy charities provide free books or resources to encourage reading at a young age and to ensure that all children have access to books and … Read more
Nov 3 2022 How AI can Support Students with Dyslexia There are many ways you can support students with dyslexia. We look to best practices from research*, but the struggle oftentimes is having enough time and resources to support in the classroom and at home. It is also important to note that for learners with … Read more
Children and adults should read frequently. However, regular reading time for children is especially important to help them gain proficiency and confidence and reach grade-level literacy benchmarks. Daily reading homework is usually assigned by teachers across all elementary grade levels; even kindergartners might be expected to read 15 to 20 minutes per day at home. … Read more
The Nation’s Report Card noted that “In 2022, the average reading score at both fourth and eighth grade decreased by 3 points compared to 2019….” The pandemic took a toll on learning, but parents can help their child get back on track and parental involvement could be crucial to helping children. Children whose parents are … Read more