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Helping Struggling Readers The Lab School in Washington, D.C. shows how one-on-one tutoring helps struggling readers achieve phonemic awareness.
Reading expert Linda Farrell: Every student can become a better reader Linda Farrell explains that with time and practice, any student can become a better reader.
The Sounds of Speech Azeeza gets reading help from a dedicated mentor—a software program called The Reading Tutor.
Reading SOS: Sounding out the same words again and again Reading expert Linda Farrell shares a simple tip: encourage your child to silently “think” the sounds as he reads the word.
Mastering ‘Silent e’ and Becoming More Fluent with Michael, Third Grader Reading expert Linda Farrell helps Michael master the ‘silent e’ pattern to help him become a more accurate and ultimately more fluent reader.
Reading expert Linda Farrell on positive error correction Linda Farrell discusses the benefits of positive error correction for students and teachers.
Assessing Reading Skills At the Stern Center in Williston, Vermont, struggling students get a leg up on reading and other skills.
The Simple View of Reading Learn about the Simple View of Reading in this interview with reading expert Linda Farrell.
Learning ‘b’ and ‘d’ and Reading Short Vowel Words with Aiko, Second Grader Reading expert Linda Farrell works with Aiko on a common letter reversal — confusing the letters ‘b’ and ‘d’.
Reading SOS: If my concerns about my child's reading are being ignored due to bias, what can I do? Literacy expert DeJunne’ Clark Jackson believes parents need to trust their gut instinct, find a strong ally as you seek answers and support, and keep detailed records of your interactions with the school.
