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Audio books for struggling readers Beth Poss explains that the definition of reading has expanded—we must recognize audiobooks and podcasts as valid conveyers of content.
Earl Phalen: Libraries are rich resources, at no cost One of the most important things parents can do is get their kids their own library cards.
Reading SOS: Where should my third grader do online research? School tech expert Mike Carvella offers alternative online sources that are kid-friendly and trustworthy.
Finding the Right Book The library is a vital resource for one mom whose son’s appetite for information is growing as quickly as his shoe size.
Reading SOS: How do I encourage my deaf child to do more independent reading? Dr. Leala Holcomb, an expert in Deaf education and literacy, offers practical suggestions for encouraging your child to read on their own.
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.
A State of Make Believe As a young girl, Mary Pope Osborne had no trouble keeping herself entertained.
Diverse books in the classroom, all year round Educators and librarians need to be diligent about making sure that classroom libraries are diverse and that certain books are not just pulled out during multicultural heritage months.
Summer reading and access to books Even a modest amount of summer reading can prevent the “summer slide.”
