Dr. JaNay Brown-Wood is a New York Times bestselling author who has written more than 30 children’s books, all driven by a clear mission: helping children see themselves reflected in the stories they ...

Kids learn about love by watching us. Here are five subtle ways parents accidentally teach the wrong relationship lessons—and ...

In 'Phoebe & Jay,' a brother and sister investigate their community by looking at the many words around them—from receipts to ...

Handwriting requirements were cut from school curricula around the world. Now it’s looping back, riding on a wave of evidence.

If you have high expectations a child will rise to the challenge.

College kids aren’t reading novels—but that’s because not enough teachers are asking them to.

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What should your children be reading in school? Texas education leaders are considering requiring the inclusion of stories ...

Texas Agency officials brought the board a proposed list of literary works, including passages from the Bible, to be taught in public schools.

What to know Syracuse schools have struggled to show substantial improvement in student literacy through state test scores, the primary way schools are evaluated. Following the lead of many ...

No one expected spell-check technology to create a spelling and literacy crisis. But the reality is that using spell-check, autocorrect, ChatGPT, and other tech tools may diminish a child’s literacy ...

The Michigan Department of Education met its Jan. 1 deadline to publish lists of materials that align with the state's new literacy laws, providing school districts with vetted tools to help students ...