Reading

A third-grader is unable to read, can't do her homework without a great deal of assistance, and doesn't understand much of any subject.

Learn what the SQ3R method of reading is, and how it can help with reading comprehension.

What can you do at home to make reading a fun pastime, while improving his reading skills?

Reading at home is an important step in strengthening your child's reading skills.

How can you help a sixth-grader who reads on the second-grade level, despite two years of special learning?

Learn how to help a reluctant reader in middle school.

Learn what being a sight reader means for a child.

What is the best way to help children learn reading and math essentials?

A mother worries that her son's reading problems may be due to his starting school too young.

Read tips on how to increase your young child's early reading skills.

Recognizing a reading problem is the first step -- finding the right help is the next one.

A parent is frustrated that her child's teachers can't explain the exact nature of her child's LD and how it is impacting her ability to learn to read.

Reading aloud to children is hugely beneficial in promoting literacy.

Build early literacy skills.

Retention should be a last resort.

According to our expert, there is no reading level that a first grader should be at when school year begins.

If you're unsatisfied with the literature in your child's classroom, take the initiative to pursue the classics on your own.

Has your son's reading improved with the tutor? If not, an evaluation may reveal that he has a learning disability.