Best Sites and Apps for Digital Storytelling By Diana Restifo published 11 July 22 Digital storytelling can help boost communication and presentation skills
Reading Comprehension Can Predict College Success By Erik Ofgang published 28 June 22 For a new study, researchers looked at 26 previous studies and a total of 25,090 students and found that differences in reading comprehension could explain 8.4 percent of the variation seen in college grades.
How to Get Students to Read for Fun By Erik Ofgang published 16 May 22 Parents and teachers can get students to read for fun by encouraging them to choose what they read or listen to and by helping them build other positive reading habits
Listen Without Guilt: Audiobooks Offer Similar Comprehension As Reading By Erik Ofgang published 21 March 22 Kids and adults learned a similar amount if they read text or had it read to them, according to new research.
Awesome Articles for Students: Websites and Other Resources By Diana Restifo published 14 December 21 All of these sites are free.
Audiobooks for Students: Listening to What the Research Says By Erik Ofgang published 23 August 21 Audiobooks have grown increasingly popular but some educators are still hesitant to encourage their use. This may be a mistake.
Summer Reading Recommendations By Melissa Jacobs published 20 July 21 The more you read, the more you know - summer reading recommendations for students and teachers from Melissa Jacobs, NYC DOE Director of Library Services
Curriculum Associates Updates i-Ready Learning and Assessment Platform By TL Editors published 7 June 20
OverDrive Education Reports Rapid Increase in Ebook and Audiobook Adoption Since COVID-19 Outbreak By TL Editors published 28 May 20 Ebooks and audiobooks have become key for kids learning at home.
Readorium Helps Kids Build Reading Skills While Learning Science By TL Editors published 26 March 20 Readorium is a website offering a virtual science library with books and activities that focus on building students reading comprehension and science knowledge.
National Geographic Learning Partners with NWEA to Promote Differentiated Learning By TL Editors published 30 January 20 National Geographic Learning has partnered with not-for-profit assessment organization NWEA to help teachers assess student proficiency and personalize learning paths across K-12 reading instruction.
Using Personalized Learning to Close Reading Gaps By Dr. David F. Lewis published 28 January 20 Students in Georgia’s Muscogee County School District take ownership of their learning through a strategic rollout of differentiated instruction and personalized learning.
Voyager Sopris Learning’s LETRS Solution Earns Accreditation from International Dyslexia Association By TL Editors published 8 January 20 Cambium Learning Group’s Voyager Sopris Learning today announced that LETRS has earned accreditation from the International Dyslexia Association.
Tips and Tools to Support Students in Publishing Their Own Digital Storybooks By Shelly Terrell published 11 December 19 Not only can students create stories about any topic, but they also have the opportunity to be published authors which motivates many to continue reading and writing.
Curriculet Offers Easy To Use E-Reading Platform By TL Editors published 1 November 19 Curriculet is an easy-to-navigate e-reading platform that lets teachers assign a variety of fiction, nonfiction, and news texts to their students.
Implementing a Blended, Phonics-Based Literary Approach By Melissa Cassada published 27 September 19 A balance between technology and one-on-one instruction ignites special ed students’ love for reading.
ReadingIQ Offers Simple Portal to High Quality Digital Reading By TL Editors published 20 September 19 ReadingIQ is a digital library app from Age of Learning (the creators of ABC Mouse).
826 Digital: Free Lessons and Resources for Teaching Writing By TL Editors published 25 July 19 826 Digital is aligned to the Common Core ELA standards but can also work for writing programs in states with their own standards.
