Topic
Reading
How reading develops, and how to support it at every stage.
Why Multisensory Reading Intervention Matters More Than You Think
When discussing reading intervention, it's easy to picture flashcards. There is a lot more going on.
Phonological Processing and Its Role in Learning
Phonological processing is a fundamental component of language and literacy development, particularly in the early stages of learning to read.
The Power of Multi-Sensory Learning
Multi-sensory learning engages more than one sense at a time to help new information stick.
Intensive Reading Programs: Why So Intense?
Why reading clinics push for a daily schedule, and what the research says about it.
5 Great Tips for Getting Your Children to Read
In an age of streaming and video games, getting your children to read is no easy feat.
5 Ways to Help Readers with ADHD
Strategies to help your child with ADHD focus during reading time.
10 Fun and Easy Ways to Practice Spelling
Discover fun and easy activities to review spelling words with your child based on their individual learning strategy.
Cultivating Lifelong Readers
Tips to promote daily reading habits, and work towards becoming a lifelong reader. Another great way to motivate your reader, is to simply join them! The same time set aside for your younger reading counterpart, should be something that you either match, or exceed.
Oh the Places You'll Go With DR. Seuss in Your Cargo!
Why Dr. Seuss books are important in the development of reading. With the unique use of vocabulary, creative imagery, and wonderful story telling, children....
Avoid Summer Brain Drain
Whether at home all summer long, enrolled in camps, or on vacation, there are easy ways to help children stay on top of their reading and math skills.
Build Comprehension When Reading with Your Child
Is there a right way to read with your child? Our literacy experts have devised an easy, at home system for building reading comprehension and critical thinkin
Hyperlexia- why your child may struggle with reading comprehension
"Children are often able to read at a substantially higher grade level but face difficulty with comprehension" Signs, symptoms, and treatment of Hyperlexia...
Great Books for Your 3rd Grader!
Looking to get your 3rd grader into reading? These must-reads are a perfect start.
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