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Baby's first reading skills Dr. Victoria Molfese and Dr. Dennis Molfese study speech perception in day-old babies.
Turning Minds On While Reading: Why Asking Your Child Questions Transforms Comprehension Asking your child questions transforms comprehension.
Help your child with vocabulary and comprehension A parent’s stories help children learn new vocabulary, story structure, and comprehension.
Reading SOS: How do I help my child learn new words while we read aloud? Reading aloud is a great way for children to learn new words.
When Your Child is Stuck: Should I Tell Them the Word? Learn how to support your child when they are stuck on a tricky word.
Expand Their Vocabulary: Tackling a Word Your 3rd Grader Doesn't Know Support the development of you 3rd grader’s vocabulary.
Active Reading — It Works Hear from parents and get a sneak peek at one of the Read Charlotte (opens in a new window) workshops at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library.
Foster a Love of writing With Your 1st Grader Learn how to foster your first grader’s love of writing.
