Learning to read is one of the most important skills and strongest predictors of success. Studies show that children who develop strong reading skills are more successful in school, more likely go ...

Here's how to scaffold literacy instruction through active reading, peer-assisted learning, and more.

Learning to read is the biggest assignment of the firstgrader. Teacher and author. DONALD D. DURRELL initiated and is chairman of a national study of firstgrade reading sponsored by the U.S ...

I remember sitting through first grade reading lessons with a mix of boredom and fascination. Reading was so easy, but learning to read seemed complicated.

Most U.S. kids learn to read by first or second grade, but instruction begins much sooner.

And when it comes to learning how to read, most experts agree the pivotal year is third grade. “They move from learning how to read to reading to learn other things,” said Emily Mitchell, Vice ...

Does requiring struggling students to repeat 3rd grade lead to better reading results? It's complicated.

With nearly 60% of California children not meeting state reading standards by the third grade, strong parent-teacher partnerships and a statewide shift toward evidence-based reading strategies are ...

RANDBURG – Grade one learners all over Randburg are school ready and eager to learn.

Read Better Be Better works to give Arizona students a love of reading and learning while giving other students an opportunity to lead and teach.