The urgency to deliver high-quality, equitable reading instruction has never been greater. With literacy being the cornerstone of all academic success, educators, parents, and policymakers are re-examining what truly works when it comes to reading instructions for kids. At the heart of this re-evaluation is a growing recognition of the need for instruction rooted in … 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
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
Reading is a foundational skill that unlocks access to all other areas of learning. Whether a child is just beginning their literacy journey or struggling to keep pace with peers, knowing their reading level is essential to providing the right support. But determining reading level isn’t always straightforward—especially outside of a formal testing environment. This … Read more
Reading is more than just a school subject—it’s a foundational life skill that shapes a child’s academic success, communication ability, and confidence. Research consistently shows that early literacy development has a lasting impact on a child’s future learning outcomes. Children who learn to read proficiently in the early years are more likely to perform well … 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