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February 14 2023 Readability Launches New Reading Assessment Tool Readability is proud to announce the launch of a new reading assessment tool for students in grades k-6 to help educators decipher a child’s reading level and literacy proficiency.  This assessment will allow teachers to assess a student’s reading level in under one minute. A child’s … 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

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

Oct 24 2022 How Can You Affordably Offer a Reading Tutor for All Students?  Recently, we hosted a webinar with a panel focusing on how to offer affordable personalized reading support for all students. The goal of the discussion was to discuss reading practice opportunities for students. Our panel consisted of educators and technology … Read more

Oct 11 2022 How AI Can Support K-12 Staffing Shortages for Reading Instruction In a recent article for eSchool News our founder and CEO, Ameeta Jain, addressed how artificial intelligence (AI) can provide personalized reading practice for young children. “The latest test results show that fourth graders’ average reading skills have dropped…the biggest decline in … Read more