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Reading SOS: How can I help my child read more smoothly? Reading with appropriate expression is a skill that develops over time as your child grows in confidence with their reading.
Reading SOS: Does my child, who is learning English, need special education? A parent asks about her child, who reads fluently in her home language, Spanish, but is being referred for special education.
Linda Farrell: Learning Multisyllabic Words with Silent "e" and Vowel Teams Linda Farrell discusses how to approach multisyllabic words that feature silent “e” or vowel teams.
Reading SOS: Are audiobooks cheating? Literacy expert DeJunne’ Clark Jackson says that audiobooks are a great way to give struggling readers equal access to language, stories, and information.
Reading SOS: Should I be concerned if my child reads slowly? Literacy expert Kegi Wells explains that what’s most important is if your child understands what she’s reading.
Reading SOS: Can parents help a third grader with comprehension? Third grade teacher Chelsey Short shares simple ideas to help your child understand what they read.
Introduction: Writing & Spelling Hosted by Vivica A. Fox and author William Joyce, this show examines the connections between reading and writing and between spelling and composition.
Learning About Difference and Belonging Through Books When teachers provide diversity in classroom materials, students connect to the experiences of others—and have their own reflected and valued.
Reading SOS: Should I correct my child when she reads aloud to me? Literacy expert Sandra Wilborn says that if your child is reading out loud for fun, it’s best to just offer a gentle, quick correction and move on.
Reading SOS: Encouraging reading when its hard Literacy expert Kegi Wells explains different strategies to help children to become stronger and more engaged readers.
