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What enjoyable memories do you have of reading or being read to? What could schools do to make working with written texts more engaging?
Integrating reading and writing can lead to better student outcomes in both areas, studies show.
What did you read in August, and what's on your TBR for September? How is your 2026 Read Harder Challenge progress going? Let's talk about it!
What did you read in July, and what's on your TBR for August? How is your 2026 Read Harder Challenge progress going? Let's talk about it!
Everyone is talking about the reading crisis. But inside the “Mississippi Miracle,” it’s all about comprehension.
By Lauren Ducommun, TGC. The results of the 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress report card were sobering. This is an assessment performed every two years on a represe...
New research reveals many adults quietly battle the same reading struggles as students, raising fresh questions about how schools support teachers themselves
From reading habits and readalikes to episode feedback, we're diving into listener questions in the Zero to Well-Read summer mailbag.
Reading is losing out to audiobooks and other forms of short-cuts to learning. Is this a bad thing?
Reading feels effortless, but your brain is doing far more than you realize. Discover how your eyes, predictions, and language work together every time you read.
Growing up in a world of texts, bots, and algorithms, students face a discussion crisis that limits their class conversations. Liza Garonzik offers a solution through the R.E.A.L....
Whenever I meet a kid, I can’t resist asking, “Soooo, what’s on your school reading list? Anything good?” Half the time, they just blink at me and mumble, which is fair.… Read more...
A global reading crisis, revisiting a classic of high school reading 75 years on, and more stories and booklists for library workers.
In recent years, there has been attention and worries about how reading has changed among kids. Those concerns include the nature of what kids are reading and how many fewer books...
A recent Scholastic report highlights the impact of declining reading stamina and how districts can use sustained reading to put students on the path to long-term literacy succes...
How educators are making literacy lessons stick in their classrooms.
ABSTRACT: Reading classic fiction is an exercise both in reading and in being read. Great works of literature — commonly identified as classics because of their enduring longevity,...
Studies show benefits for summer reading in general. But little evidence supports assigning specific books.
Plötzlich diskutieren die USA über eine alte Kulturtechnik: Stirbt die Fähigkeit zur Lektüre langer Texte aus – oder bringen „Beach Reads“ und der Kinohit „Odyssee“ neue Lust am Le...
The collapse in recreational reading isn't happening in classrooms—it's happening in adulthood, when ambition and exhaustion squeeze out the habit entirely. The post The school sys...
by James Scott Bell The earliest stories and myths were passed along orally. There were no books or libraries. Most people couldn’t read. That was left to the scholars and monks, w...
Helping students discover they are readers opens the whole world to them.
Reading for enjoyment builds empathy and language skills, but fewer children are choosing books for fun. The post Reading for Pleasure Builds Empathy in Children, but Fewer Kids Ar...
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