Well-planned read-alouds can enhance critical thinking, comprehension, and engagement across disciplines—and age levels.

Parents may feel powerless to influence their children’s reading habits. But, in reality, they can dramatically impact kids’ ...

So, what's keeping kids from growing genuine reading skills ... usage and the COVID-19 pandemic for negatively affecting reading comprehension, competency, and focus. “It is no coincidence ...

Title I schools in five Massachusetts communities will receive books for students and teachers, according to Lt. Gov. Kim ...

Children should read from books and not screens ... be six to eight times higher than if they read on digital devices for the same amount of time. Reading comprehension is the ability to read text, ...

Perhaps the most famous piece of evidence for this knowledge-centered theory of reading comprehension is the “baseball study,” in which researchers gave children an excerpt about baseball and then ...

Reading is a fundamental base for academic learning. About 10 million children in the US have some sort of reading disorder. It’s not easy for all children to learn how ...

Fall is the perfect time for parents to snuggle under a blanket with the kids and read books, and Naperville Public Library ...

The ability to separate and absorb data is important, but consumption of the written word is so much more than that.

Spelling and fluency did not respond well, but there was some improvement in reading comprehension. Gains were maintained in most children at follow-up. Characteristics that impeded reading and ...

But with reading, foundational skills and higher-order processes—let’s call them “comprehension”—should develop simultaneously along two separate paths. Along one path, children who aren ...

“We are committed to ensuring that every student has access to the resources they need to succeed, and the expansion of our ...