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More data emerge on the severity of the Philippines' literacy crisis — a long-standing problem that requires not just one solution
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More data emerge on the severity of the Philippines' literacy crisis — a long-standing problem that requires not just one solution
(NAPSI)—As the school year comes to a close, many parents of struggling readers may feel concerns about maintaining reading progress.
Here are the results of the 2026 Read Harder Challenge halfway check-in survey, including your votes for the hardest task of the year.
In these classrooms, the recent push for foundational literacy skills has been transformational.
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EdWeek readers offer suggestions about how to get older students reading more.
Three new studies offer clues about what makes texts easier and harder for young students to read on their own.
Reading as little as three pages a day is all you need to make a difference in the ThriftBooks 500 billion page challenge.
As a teacher, I am always looking for areas to improve. I always look at data and my students’ work to see where my teaching can serve them better. I’m also learning through conf...
Children's summer reading programs aren't just challenges, but celebration of literacy, summer holidays, and of libraries themselves.
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Megha Mishra learned a scientific fact that could have helped her childhood pet, while Samaira Rasul reflected on her classroom experiences with boys and reading.
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Barbara Blackburn details cross-curricular strategies that can provide the support students need while they struggle productively through challenging learning experiences. As a res...
Children are encouraged to read 15 to 30 minutes a day, but during the summer, that may get lost. A local nonprofit said something free and easy can help parents encourage those re...
Digital reading tools boost literacy, access, and engagement, complementing print while supporting diverse learners through choice.
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Ready for a challenge? The 2026 Summer Reading Challenge begins Monday, June 1 through July 31 -- but pre-registration opens early!
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An EdWeek Research Center survey asked educators about the biggest challenges they see in the subject.
An educator examines standardized testing, shifting math and reading methods, and screen time as three fixable causes of student underperformance
Miss the fun of a good reading challenge? These summer reading challenges for adults will get you excited to stretch your reading.
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