Students should learn to read “at the speed of sight” and article encourages educators to consider how novices learn: “For novices (like most students in the beginning stages of most pursuits), dynamic, engaging forms of direct instruction are most efficient, especially woven together with careful examples, questions and retrieval practice.
Letters are going out this week to students who did not meet the requirements of the third-grade reading law.
What the Detroit Literacy Lawsuit Settlement means for other students.
Reading scores are falling among high school seniors. Only 37% of 12th graders are at or above the benchmark.
The cost of low literacy levels could be costing the economy $2.2 Trillion a year.
Information on the Literacy Lawsuit of Detroit.
The superintendent of Detroit's public school system and its board president are asking Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to settle a legal challenge...
The ability to read and write is fundamental to a basic education, representing two of the traditional “three Rs” of schooling.
American children have a fundamental right to at least a basic education, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.
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