Strategy No 5: Reading at home
There are always going to be children who struggle with reading; we cannot do it all in school. We explore how reading at home plays a critical role in literacy for all.
Strategy No 4: Tailor teaching to fit the individual child
Synthetic phonics don't work for everyone.
Strategy No 3: Early intervention
What teachers want: 10 strategies to achieve world-class literacy in our schools. Strategy 3 - early intervention
Strategy No 2: A specialist for every primary school
Part 3 in the ReadingWise '10 strategies to achieve world-class literacy in our schools' series
On the Science of Bad News Making
On evidence-based research making the news
Strategy No 1: Consistently good teaching
Part 2 in the ReadingWise '10 strategies to achieve world-class literacy in our schools' series
10 strategies to achieve world-class literacy
What would it take for almost every child to achieve a good standard of reading and writing? Based on teachers' feedback, we explore 10 strategies to achieve world-class literacy.
The Right to Read
New regulations may threaten the right to read amongst prison inmates. Is this an affront to a fundamental human right?
Hook Me Up, I’m Learning
Do the game mechanics that make Candy Crush so addictive have a place in educational resources?
The Global Dyslexic
Dyslexia - a phenomenal kind of wiring. Let's label to celebrate.
Kidcrafters: Let the Parents Do
Harnessing the skills, ideas and creativity of parents in the name of our children is a no brainer.
Three ways to help your reluctant readers
Do the struggling readers in your classroom rush to the book corner to grab a book whenever they can? Or has their trouble with literacy turned reading into a chore for them?
