Reading instruction requires a lot of practice and repetition to build a strong foundation. Worksheets are not very effective with elementary-aged students. Centers for reading can be varied, changed regularly, and address each component of reading.

If you have never explored the concept of learning centers, they are separate stations that you can create that allow your child to explore learning in an engaging and fun way. They provide independent practice on specific skills that have been targeted in school or new material that can extend beyond the learning.

Does your child often feel stuck while trying to read words on a page? Do they lack expression when reading aloud? If reading demands so much effort on their part, they may need help with fluency. A lack of fluency can affect comprehension skills and academic performance. In other words, it hinders the ability to [...]

Did you know that only one in three 10-year-olds worldwide can read and understand a simple written story? Many children struggle with reading because they lack adequate resources and support from those around them. Different learning styles, speaking another language at home, and learning and attention challenges are other factors affecting a child’s reading ability. [...]

Kids learn to read at a young age, but it’s also not uncommon for them to struggle with reading. There are different reasons for this: poor phonemic awareness, a lack of reading materials and one-on-one support from those around them, and a possible learning disability. The good news is it’s not too late for struggling [...]

Finding the best reading program for kids with dyslexia can sometimes be challenging, with so many options that appear to be similar.

Providing additional support to kids with dyslexia is important since dyslexic learners struggle more with writing, reading, spelling, and learning new words compared with those without the condition.

The wonder and rapid learning in a child's earliest years is truly magical. As preschoolers explore the world around them, their brains light up, making connections and building foundations for the future.

Finding the right reading tutor for your child can be challenging and stressful. In recent years, more and more families have been seeking tutors to help fill learning gaps caused by the pandemic or other issues.