From Word Structure to Meaning: Morphology as a Foundation for Disciplinary Literacy Students encounter increasingly complex academic texts across domains, such as science and history, as they progre … read more

How the Science of Learning Shapes Effective Reading Instruction Reading comprehension is what we are really trying to achieve when we teach literacy, but it's not just one simple skill. It is actuall … read more

Learning to read and write starts with the basics, which are the foundation for everything that comes later. Research in reading development consistently demonstrates that students who master early li … read more

Decodable readers support early readers in applying phonics skills within meaningful text, strengthening accuracy, fluency, and comprehension. Grounded in the science of reading, research highlights t … read more

In today’s literacy-driven world, we must equip teachers with the knowledge and resources they need to implement effective literacy instruction. Professional development can make a quantifiable … read more

The English Language adopted the Latin alphabet somewhere around the 7th century CE, while the first commercial typewriter was introduced in 1874. This means that humans have been writing by hand for … read more