California schools still fall behind despite big increases in spending
Many California students still languish in math and reading, a study shows. But Compton students bucked the trend.
Commentary: How SC built a better foundation for student literacy
Kymyona Burk with ExcelinEd singles out South Carolina, Alabama and Indiana for making progress teaching students to read and ...
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What, Like It’s Hard? // One year later, an LSAT reflection
Just over a year after her first LSAT exam, contributing editor Livia LaMarca reflects on her experience taking it in her ...
Heart reading: Happy, engaged and reading together
February is officially HEART month - H appy, E ngaged A nd R eading T ogether! Check out these five fabulous ways to spread ...
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Don’t Blame ‘Science of Reading’ for Low Scores
We need better teacher training, the right materials, and engaging literacy-rich programs for schools, writes Angélica ...
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English, comprehension and social costs
I WAS very impressed with Jose Dalisay's Philippine Star column from last Monday (Feb. 10), 'A false horizon.' I share his views and have spoken and written on the topic many times, but not with the ...
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Active reading: A tutoring program uses movement, balls, sandboxes and more to bridge the literacy gap
As youth reading scores remain close to pandemic-driven lows, a method that makes reading fun gives hope to struggling ...
Confronting the Overlapping Literacy Crises in America | Opinion
A larm bells are tolling for students of all ages and literacy levels, from trends in COVID-19 recovery, to fundamental ...
Debate rages on over how to teach kids to read
"More than half of Massachusetts third-grade students are not proficient readers. Stop and take that in," write two education ...