The right intervention starts with the right data. Find out how oral reading fluency assessments can help you identify reading challenges early and choose effective support for your students.
Read more Read Naturally is excited to partner with Engaging Learners to support educators working with adolescent readers in grades 4–12. Together, we’ll share practical, research-based strategies through a recorded webinar and a special event at the AMLE conference in November.
Read more Lists seem to have an affinity for lengthening instead of shortening—and Read Live student lists are no exception. The good news: a few quick tips about filters, groups, and mass changes can help you get organized ahead of a new school year.
Read more Read Live provides student-paced comprehension practice with automated progress monitoring. Comprehension Builder adds the targeted, teacher-led lessons that reach the students who need more support. Together, they're the perfect pair for strengthening students' comprehension (and other foundational skills!).
Read more If you’ve ever watched a non-fluent reader struggle through a sentence word by word, you’ve seen what happens when reading is not yet automatic. The majority of their mental energy is spent figuring out the words, leaving little room for...
Read more In honor of Disability Pride Month, we’re highlighting common learning differences that can affect reading and writing. Understanding the specific challenges students face is an important first step toward providing the targeted support they need to grow.
Read more How do you think your students are doing on their summer reading lists so far? It’s fun to imagine them leaned up against a shady tree with a good classic, isn’t it? (A teacher can dream!) Wouldn’t you love that kind of lazy day? Who’s to say you can’t have one—or several?
Read more As lawmakers and administrators pull back on ed tech, here's the case for the kind that helps instead of harms.
Read more With so many demands on students’ attention, it’s more important than ever to help them build the stamina they need to read longer and stay engaged—setting them up for success in school and beyond.
Read more For decades, discussions around strengthening students’ reading comprehension have swung between two significant priorities: strategy instruction on one end and knowledge building on the other. It would make things simpler if we could just pick one winner, but the truth is we need both... and more.
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