Reading is more than sounding out words and decoding. That’s why we use the whole language approach to teaching it

A whole language approach to teaching reading gives kids a whole linguistic picture of how words work. This includes teaching individual letters and sounds, as well as what the words mean in context.

Fun with rhymes and word play helps children learn to read

With a complex language, like English, learning to sound out words is critical but not enough for learning how to read.

Children ‘become less active during primary years’

Children's physical activity levels drop significantly during their primary school years, research finds.

Driving Dual Language Forward

Is dual language learning the future of learning? If so how can we structure these programs so students can succeed?

Profiles in Innovation: Leading at the Edge of Education

Here are examples of education innovation including schools and school systems whose leaders are structuring their institutions in innovative ways, and are tackling the core design of school itself to better and more equitably serve the needs of students.

Should Skills Training Replace Higher Education?

Here are four new rules for today's high school students who are considering their next move to college or career.

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