Digital platforms can help make reading aloud independently more engaging and get kids excited about literacy practice.

Ten Ohio colleges and universities’ educator preparation programs were found to not be in alignment with the science of reading, according to an audit from the Ohio Department of Higher Education.

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In March, techUK’s TechTogether campaign will return, following the great success of our 2025 campaign and the ongoing DEI ...

Li, H. (2026) A Study on the Impact of New Media on College Students’ Oral English Learning —Taking English Content Creators on Bilibili as an Example. Open Access Library Journal, 13, 1-18. doi: ...

The Voynich manuscript has long been shorthand for the unsolved and the unknowable, a late medieval codex filled with looping ...

UB is tapping AI’s incredible power to address global challenges by advancing education, research and outreach.

As educators and families search for ways to improve early literacy outcomes, the Scott County Library System is expanding a ...

Reading comprehension scores are tanking, and fewer Americans are picking up books. But practicing deep reading can help you ...

TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City Area Public Schools report that the launch of a new English language curriculum geared to boost ...

Rising Starr Middle’s Hall Pass Entertainment is helping elementary students in their reading practice with a series of ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has been focused for years on improving literacy in the state; and in 2023, a law was passed to require teaching universities and colleges to align with the Science of Reading in ...