At Read 2 Succeed (R2S), we know that summer is a critical time to help children stay connected to reading – especially as many local students are still catching up from learning disruptions over the ...

If you've heard of a comedian, chances are he or she has published a book; the catalog of comic-penned tomes is a deep one of widely varying quality. Less vast is the selection of books about comedy ...

In our anxious, tech-filled world, fewer of us are reading for pleasure. Here’s how to get back in touch with the joy of books. Maybe you missed the news because you were enjoying the last lazy days ...

There have been many studies conducted on the health benefits of laughter, and among them, laughter helps to boost energy levels, reduce stress, improves blood flow, lowers your blood pressure and ...

Coronavirus spread is a piece of everyday devastating news to all of us. It makes us sad to all frontliners risking their lives while gets us mournful to all lives that ended due to the virus. However ...

When market research firm Circana issued a report on the slump in the middle grade market in July, it was not so much a surprise as a continuation of disheartening news for the category, whose sales ...

According to a Dallas nonprofit, Catch Up and Read, roughly 62%-73% of students will experience some sort of reading regression during the summer. "It's highly important for parents and students to ...

Create a game, get people of all ages involved, and make a habit of reading. Here’s what literacy experts say works best.

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College of Education and Human Development experts share literacy activities and guidance for caregivers while school’s out for the summer As summer comes to an end, some parents and caregivers may ...

Avid readers of fiction score better on international tests, but simply encouraging all students to read fiction for pleasure is unlikely to equip them to understand the expository text they'll be ...

This week’s question is: What is “close reading,” is it important and, if so, how should I teach it? The term “close reading” appears to be on every English teacher’s lips, though it’s not used in the ...