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Literacy in America
Serena Williams on Why Every Child Deserves to Love Reading
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How Access, Choice, and Joy Shape Young Readers
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Making Stories Come to Life for Young Readers
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It’s Not Too Late to Teach Adolescents to Read
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Inspiring Joy During Reading Time
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Harnessing the Power of Science-Backed Reading Instruction
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Max Greenfield on Letting Kids Lead in Reading
Actor and children's book author Max Greenfield reflects on how interest, trust, and a relaxed approach can transform a child's relationship with books.
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This Early Learning Scholarship Is Strengthening the Future of Early Childhood Educators
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Florida Center for Reading Research Partners With Communities to Advance Reading Outcomes
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Why Good Reading Instruction Matters More Than Ever
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Preparing Literacy Leaders for Today’s Classrooms
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The Gift of Reading Together
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How Loryn Brantz Thinks About Kids and Books
Loryn Brantz, children's book author and illustrator, shares how art, emotion, and everyday moments can shape a child's early literacy journey.
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How Charnaie Gordon Builds Diverse Bookshelves
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What Kaley Sara Wants Parents to Know About Early Readers
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Literacy Is a Family Affair: Why Families Matter in Education
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Raising Literacy Rates in the Digital Age
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Families as First Teachers: Building Strong Literacy Habits at Home
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How Spencer Russell Teaches Toddlers to Read
Spencer Russell, founder of Toddlers Can Read, explains why skill-building — not environment alone — is what turns struggling readers into confident ones.
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AI in Early Childhood Education: Promise, Pitfalls, and Responsibility
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Early Childhood Education Is America’s Most Undervalued Investment
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Bilingual Education and the Superpower of Biliteracy
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Learning to Read by Writing: How Children Discover Literacy and Biliteracy
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Not Just Phonics: Supporting 6 Other Keys to Early Literacy
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Turn Screen Time Into Storytime: Family Reading with eBooks
Children's reading apps are turning screen time into joyful, curiosity-led reading adventures that families can feel good about
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Closing Early Literacy Gaps in Under-Resourced Communities
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How Libraries Shape Literacy and Civic Life for Children
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Queer Eye’s Karamo On His Love for Reading and the Adventures It Can Bring
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This Campaign Aims to Improve Education By Raising Reading Levels
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Amidst a Reading Crisis, Large Print Helped My Student Succeed
