Teaching our kids to read is about more than sounding out words or summarizing texts. True reading comprehension requires more of students — and of schools.

Kids' reading level is at all time low. Parents can play a key role in helping them develop this crucial life skill—here's ...

What Kids Are Reading report includes insights from over 40,000 pupils in Scotland, and reveals children using structured ...

Five years on from the disruption of lockdown, young readers are engaging with more challenging books—and understanding them ...

Kids love to learn on smartphones and tablets. Here are some of the most highly-regarded free reading apps for kids spanning iOS, Android, and Kindle devices.

While the tools can often adapt to a kids’ reading level, many are less able to adapt to a students’ particular interests, Snow added. “Kids have things they want to read about and things ...

Studies show that kids tend to score worse on comprehension tests after reading digital text than they do after reading something on a printed page.. Even so, researchers say the evidence is too ...

Parents can improve kids’ reading comprehension by limiting their screen time and sharing books with them. As multiple studies have documented, screen time for children younger than two years ...

Parents may feel powerless to influence their children’s reading habits. But, in reality, they can dramatically impact kids’ reading fluency, level, and comprehension.

Research by learning and assessment provider Renaissance has suggested that while children are reading more books, enjoyment levels have dipped since the pandemic. According to the 2023 What Kids ...

The annual "What Kids Are Reading Report" has shown a drop of 4.4% in the number of books being read by children with “reading decline particularly acute in secondary schools”.