Category: Reading

A large stack of colorful, old books forms a window-like opening, revealing more bookshelves in the background inside a cozy, dimly lit bookstore—a hidden haven for English Language Arts enthusiasts to explore timeless stories and classic literature.

Real Reading in an Age of Excerpts: Why Long-Form Texts Still Matter

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Less Screen, More Human: The Print-Forward Classroom in a Platform-Heavy World

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A young woman sits on the library floor, leaning against a bookshelf, immersed in independent reading as she enjoys a blue book. She wears a denim jacket and maroon pants, while sunlight filters in from a nearby window.

Maximizing Impact and Interest with Independent Reading

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A young girl sits on a couch reading a bright yellow book, with sunlight streaming through sheer curtains behind her.

Making Reading Relevant: Why Students Need to See Themselves in What They Read

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The Joy of Reading: Actionable Strategies to Support Authentic Reading

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3 maneras en que las lenguas maternas empoderan a los estudiantes multilingües

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Two girls sit at a blue table outside, reading Stories That Shape Us. One holds a highlighter. Blue benches are visible in the background.

The Power of Independent Reading

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Texts as Tools for Thinking: The Topic is Not the Message

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The Spiral Curriculum: Letting Go of Mastery

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A woman with dark hair in a ponytail smiles while pinning a paper to a bright wall with other documents. She holds more papers in her left hand and appears to be working or organizing information, perhaps arranging materials for a literacy curriculum.

Diving In: Why We Don’t “Pre-Teach” Our Texts

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