reading

Initial findings and objects to the Great School Libraries campaign.

This article was born out of two events: a ‘Mocksted’ visit to my previous school

Researcher finds that a good book does more to boost literacy skills than other types of reading material

A new longitudinal study of fifth and sixth graders in Germany examined the relation between

Having just read the UK’s ‘Vision for Literacy, 2025’ I felt compelled to share a

Classroom activity: Designing a shoebox around a novel you love.

How about a teaching book group?

You ought to know about Reciprocal Reading. If you have children who are super decoders

Babies need picture books. I recently watched a little boy, not much more than a

To help children learn to read earlier, one thing appears to be key: Learn the

#UKEdChat session 477 – This discussion took place on Halloween, and it is important to remember that

In this re-blog, Jon Biddle lists 23 ideas to get your school away from creating

We must read TO our children throughout their school years. They are never too old to hear a story. We must teach through stories at all ages and use them as a context for learning and a link to different issues.