COVID-19 did not simply interrupt schooling; it altered how we read. Remote instruction rewarded efficiency over depth. Faced with shortened periods, screen fatigue and constant digital distractions, ...

When children spend their formative years staring at glass screens instead of human faces, they miss out on the critical development of mirror neurons, which are responsible for empathy.

A.I. expert Sheldon Fernandez analyzes how generative tools are shaping young, formative minds, arguing that the real risk is not exposure to new technology, but the premature outsourcing of ...

With just 57% of K--2 readers on track and year-over-year gains flattening, the latest research brief underscores the urgency of data-driven instruction ...

Press Release - In Eswatini, a new project equips teachers with formative assessment tools to track student progress in English, mathematics, and siSwati. By identifying learning gaps early, educators ...

Danielle Masse teaches a reading lesson in her Wakefield, Massachusetts, classroom. Like a growing number of teachers, she has embraced science of reading strategies including phonics — but state ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In one classroom, students identified literal and nonliteral language: an exercise in labeling text features. Students defined the ...

When Jennifer Throndsen asked a group of local elementary school teachers how they were trained to teach reading, there was a common response: “Poorly.” Throndsen is one of the trainers who spent ...

DOTHAN, Ala (WDHN) — One bill sponsored by a local legislator aims to improve reading instruction in Alabama. The bill, sponsored by Senator Donnie Chasteen (R-Geneva), bans the “three-cueing” reading ...

State senators David Argall and Tracy Pennycuick, center, are pictured during a Senate Majority Policy Committee hearing on reading instruction. State lawmakers have a better grasp of how legislation ...

Differentiating good arguments from bad ones often seems like it requires years of education or training. However, Swedish researchers discovered a simple way to help spot a faulty line of thought.

(The Center Square) – As Illinois rolls out a new law requiring early literacy screenings beginning Jan. 1, some educators question whether it will solve reading issues or just mislabel children as ...