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Results for: reading

Michigan May Reverse Law Requiring 3rd-Graders Behind in Reading to Repeat Grade

Allison Donahue

February 4, 2023

How Bill Cassidy, Senate’s New GOP Education Leader, Aims to Put Focus on Students With Reading Disabilities

January 19, 2023

Quarantines, Not School Closures, Led to Devastating Losses in Math and Reading

January 4, 2023

Science of Reading: In NC, a Race to Get More Students Reading on Grade Level

December 3, 2022

Teaching Phonics Alone Won’t Solve the Nation’s Reading Crisis

November 27, 2022

Science of Reading Gives Kids the Best Chance to Close the Literacy Gap

John B. King & Jacquelyn Davis

November 16, 2022

L.A. vs. the Wonks: District’s 8th-Grade Reading Miracle on NAEP Draws Scrutiny

November 7, 2022

‘Scorecard’ of 4,000 Schools Shows Rural Districts Fared Better in Math, Worse in Reading Than Urban, Suburban Peers

Asher Lehrer-Small

November 2, 2022

English Learners Make Significant Gains in Reading Despite Pandemic Disruptions

October 31, 2022

Exclusive Literacy Data: Small Gains Since Last Fall, But No Reading Rebound

October 20, 2022

Food, With a Side of Reading: Indianapolis Food Pantry Adding Free Library

‘Long Road to Recovery’: Math, Reading Scores Remain Below Pre-Pandemic Levels

Tennessee Students Rebound to Pre-Pandemic Reading Proficiency

Zoom-Based Program Links Young Students With One-on-One Reading Tutors — Right in Their Own Classrooms

Education Researcher Creates Free Summer Reading Program for Parents

Texas STAAR Results Improve in Math and Reading After Pandemic Dips

Munson: Don’t Let Reading Be a Stumbling Block in Math

Florida’s Alarming Reading Scores: Third-Grade Test Shows Only 1 in 4 Proficient

Danielle J. Brown

Amid Literacy Crisis, CA Ed Chief Rejects Phonics-Driven Approach to Reading

COVID Learning Loss Comparable to That Inflicted by Hurricane Katrina, Study Finds; Math Drops Outpace Reading

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