According to new research, that’s the reality facing millions of middle-schoolers in reading. Confounding hopes for a quick recovery from COVID’s disruptions to learning, sixth- through eighth-graders ...

Additionally, Cigna found that the younger generations are stressed about finances, with 39% of Gen Z and 34% of Millennials ...

In both, students read full-length books, with more of an emphasis on learning subject area content than on building reading skills and strategies. Each curriculum has a different focus ...

All these skills are critical for their later reading success. Even children with this solid foundation may find it challenging to learn to read in the first year of school. The goal is to help ...

Inspiring a love of books is one of the best ways to prepare children for a lifetime of learning and enjoyment through reading. It will bring huge benefits at school and beyond, because being read ...

17. By The Learning Network What can you show or tell us to help explain what it’s like to grow up in this political moment? Submit in words, images, audio or video, from Oct. 2 to Nov.

These findings indicate that hiring managers and business leaders believe Gen Z employees lack the motivation, charisma and soft skills necessary to thrive in a professional environment.

Somewhere between 10-20% of people experience significant challenges learning to read and write. When those challenges include difficulty hearing and manipulating individual sounds (phonemes) and ...

Learning is personal, the study revealed. Three quarters (76%) learn best by reading on their own, and the majority (71%) choose to read or gather information by themselves, then find opportunities to ...

Gen Z, the generation born between 1997 and 2012, is known for its unique perspectives, values, and interests. As digital ...

Young says that another overlooked aspect of learning is retrieval. “Students often study by reading and rewriting their notes,” he says. “The problem is that the brain is a cognitive miser.